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Originally Posted by Tony1988
I'm surprised that people who are willing to buy a new 120-300 dollar device every year to read books on, are still complaining about ebook prices. Lol. I look at it this way, you are getting something from a paper book that you don't get from an ebook and there are things you get from an ebook that you dont get with paper. It all evens out in the end.
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I think if people understood what goes into the price of a book, they would kvetch a little bit less (at least some would). It's all a mystery.
I personally have no issue with the ebook price being the same as the hardcover when it first goes public. My assumption is that the author is receiving the same royalties with either that first year. When it goes to paperback, the ebook price should not be more than the paperback.