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Old 10-25-2016, 06:27 PM   #314
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Actually, eBooks do take physical storage space. A flash drive, a hard drive, a CD, a DVD, blu-ray, Reader, phone, tablet, etc are all physical. You have to have someplace to store your eBooks. And that place is physical.
But you can store thousands of ebooks on a memory card or flash drive smaller than your thumb. And since you probably already have a computer with a hard drive, e-reader, phone or tablet anyway, ebooks do not take up any extra space. How many bookshelves and how much space would it take for several thousand paper books?
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