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Originally Posted by RWood
Envision this from the future, you walk into the Boarder & Nobles and select several books that you can glance at on the shelves. You swipe a wand on the back of them and proceed to the checkout. There a clerk takes your wand, ebook reader (we service all readers), and your credit card. A moment or two later the books are in your reader, your account is charged, and you're on your way out of the store.
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Any reason why this couldn't happen at Starbucks (or their competitors), the gas station, and the subway station ticket machine? Heck, why not have the magazine section of the supermarket replaced?