Thread: eBook prices?
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Old 08-14-2018, 05:40 PM   #110
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
I much prefer reading for entertainment from an eBook these days (novels, short stories). But for technical manuals, textbooks, reference books, etc. I absolutely hate and avoid like the plague eBooks for that. Yeah, you have unlimited bookmarks, search capabilities, etc. in eBooks, but for me none of that really helps much. I can find my way around a paper book so much faster if I just flip pages around. Go figure! It's serial reading where you mainly go forward and don't go back and forth much (e.g., a novel), where eBooks shine for me.
What you are saying about textbooks, etc. makes sense.

In fiction books, I like to use the search function if a character appears and I can't remember who he/she is or when he/she last appeared.

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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
I don't even notice the prices of hardcovers and paperbacks.
If I want to buy an ebook I may check a couple different ebook stores to compare prices, but I don't look for paper books prices if I have no interest in buying paper.
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