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Old 09-08-2009, 05:16 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by EricGagne View Post
There's no reason we can't have book stores without physical books. The shelves can be replace by touch screens that you can use to browse the books. It could show the overview and even a sample like we have with Mobipocket. Books would never be misplaced, any book store would have ALL the books available on the market regardless of the size of his shop.

I really don't we why we can't have the best of both worlds, digital books, environmentally friendly reading but without losing the advantages of having knowledgeable people to recommend books and answer our questions.

Save the planet..............stop printing books
i'd love to see a system like that, and as i said, i do think we could easily replace all the cheap pocket editions with ebooks (and why not with displays, like you describe ?). but nonetheless, i think *some* paper editions are worth keeping around. just not all of them.
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