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Old 04-17-2006, 03:33 PM   #1
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E-books from Sony Connect vs. Amazon

Edit: Find some more comparisons further down this thread.

Details are sketchy at this point, but "librie guy" from the Yahoo! Librie list managed to take a peak at the forthcoming Sony Connect Store (host currently unavailable), and it appears - well, we didn't expect anything else - that Sony's proprietary e-books will cost you extra.

Example: Alan Dean Foster's The Light Years Beneath My Feet
  • Retail hardcover: $23.95
  • Amazon hardcover: $16.16
  • Amazon Mobipocket e-book: $17.95
  • Amazon Adobe Reader e-book: $11.67
  • Amazon Microsoft e-book: $11.67
  • Sony Connect e-book: $16.16 (includes a 10% "CONNECT discount")

Bottom line, Sony Connect charges for the e-book the same price as Amazon charges for the hardcover paper book. Worse, you can get the same e-book in Adobe Reader or Microsoft format for almost 40 percent less if purchased through Amazon.
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