El 12/04/12 13:53, Michael Madigan escribió:
I can understand using a kindle for storing reference books, or documents,
but i don't understand why someone would want to read a book.
You'll get to reading one sooner or later.
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I have recently joined the whole e-reader universe, and I have to say
I like it a lot. One of my daughters has a Kindle, my wife has an
iPad, and a while ago I bought a generic eReader.
Initially I just used it for traveling, but it has become my medium of
choice for books. I don't miss the feel
You can pry my Kindle from my cold dead fingers!
Also, being a propper geek I can ssh into it and run a GameBoy emulator. haha
Last week I bought a poorly formatted Kindle book.
There were no spaces between paragraphs which made it impossible to read.
I returned it. Got a refund immediatly. +1
On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 11:27 PM, Ricardo Araoz ricar...@gmail.com wrote:
El 11/04/12 14:50, MB Software Solutions, LLC escribió:
http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/new-york/nysdce/1:2012cv02826/394628/1/
for Conspiracy to fix prices for e-books
And me thinking you had a
Doesn't everyone fix a price? I think what is worse is the so called
recommended price on DVD's where we know the selling price is 80% less. We
are being conned there. But if a book publisher has a price and sets it,
what's cartel about that?
Al
-Original Message-
There's a similar
The publishers are forcing Amazon etc to sell a book at a price the
publisher decides.
If Amazon wants to sell me a book at a loss then so be it.
It's a cartel because the 5 or so major written English book
publishers are all doing this.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 11:31 AM, Allen
] USA vs. Apple the book publishers
Doesn't everyone fix a price? I think what is worse is the so called
recommended price on DVD's where we know the selling price is 80% less. We
are being conned there. But if a book publisher has a price and sets it,
what's cartel about that?
Al
-Original
People want to use a Kindle to read a book for many reasons such as a book
being too heavy for them to hold due to illness or wanting to take a lot of
books on a long holiday.
John Weller
I can understand using a kindle for storing reference books, or documents,
but i don't
understand why
I have a Nook Color, I seat by the TV and during breaks a read a little or
I access the internet and it is much less cumbersome than a notebook.
In the bed just before I sleep I can shuffle through some books and then pick
one.
E.
People want to use a Kindle to read a book for many reasons such
http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/new-york/nysdce/1:2012cv02826/394628/1/
for Conspiracy to fix prices for e-books
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El 11/04/12 14:50, MB Software Solutions, LLC escribió:
http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/new-york/nysdce/1:2012cv02826/394628/1/
for Conspiracy to fix prices for e-books
And me thinking you had a free market and the state didn't meddle in
private affairs. hehehe
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