Thread: Would you buy the print or the ebook for the same price?
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Old 04-29-2013, 12:04 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by Turtle91 View Post
I definitely prefer ebook because I am running out of wall space!
Yep. Not too long ago, I'd prefer paper, because most stuff just wasn't available in well-formatted ebook format. That has changed, and it's becoming better by the month. Therefore, I now greatly prefer (EPUB) ebooks over paperbacks.

- No more tiny print.
- No more falling apart after the second read.
- No more breaking spines.
- Light wherever you go.
- One-handed reading without the book trying to snap shut.
- Saving a huge amount of space.

In the future, I'll only buy the very best of the best (IMHO) in paper, and then it'll be a hardcover. I'll problably still have the ebook, and maybe don't even read the hardcover, but I'd buy it for collection purposes so I can still say I have a somewhat meaningful bookcase :P
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