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Originally Posted by whitearrow
This is exactly my concern. If I choose to pay $15.99 to get an ebook day and date with the hardcover, I can live with that decision. But I should never have to pay more than the paperback edition, once it comes out, for an ebook edition -- that's absurd.
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why is it absurd? an electronic version can be backed up so never lost, read by(depending on DRM) multiple people at once. MUCH smaller
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And it isnt an issue that gets brought up with Music!
Paolo Nuitini - Sunny side up = £5.99 with free postage from play.com
Same CD from iTunes... = £7.99
it is a top seller via both retailers.