Thread: Daniel Akst asks what about "Apple's iTablet and the future of literature"?
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Old 01-27-2010, 08:29 AM   #5
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Oh i think they could well play a big part in revolutionising the way we get our ebooks, much like they have done with their App Store for the Iphone. If they could come up with an Ebook Store much like the App Store they could make a huge impact. I certainly wouldn't mind an online store I can go to for all my ebooks, instead of hunting round for my ebooks. If they can do it without Geographical retrictions too then that really would be big i think.
Save the the geo-restriction part, amazon is already doing that, as well as B&N...

And personaly, I love having a choise of shops where to buy my books.
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