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Originally Posted by ahi
Agreed.
And until eBooks universally become thoroughly proofread, corrected, and typographically as pristine as paper books, treating them as "books" in any price-comparison scenario is generous beyond my willingness to accept.
- Ahi
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? I'd love to see an example of a modern ebook from a major publisher where there is a typo present that isn't in the printed copy. Now, as far as typography goes, I'll grant that in general ebooks are inferior to the printed page. Then again, when I read the latest Grisham that isn't the most important point. Having it in an easy-to-read, legible format with a good font is important. And that is something I can get from ePub.