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Old 05-03-2010, 08:32 AM   #35
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iPad drives Kindle prices higher, readers revolt

To get an idea about some specific prices, I looked at the Kindle price and availability as of this writing for each of the five top hardcover fiction and nonfiction books on the April 18 print copy of the The New York Times best-seller list. Neither the top fiction book ("Changes" by Jim Butcher) nor the top non-fiction book ("The Big Short" by Michael Lewis" -- see recent post on Read Street) is available on the Kindle at this time for U. S. customers.
I bought Jim Butcher's Changes at the Sony store on April 7th for $9.99.

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