Book vs E-book
Book vs E-book
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Huh, never considered that either. I guess that's the trade off. I have my Amazon book on my iPad, iPhone and iPod. Some great convenience there, as I only want to bring one with me at different times (I love reading/watching at the gym, but only want to bring my iPod).
Considering how many piles of books I have in my garage, that surely no one will ever look at (and they were super pricey, thousands and thousands, all in impeccable condition), I guess it isn't a big deal.
Still, though, it seems like another one of these stupid "you are licensing the usage, not actually buying the book".
Is Apple different? They certainly gouge you on price (same books I got were 30-40% more on iTunes)