Whatever, college e-books will still be overpriced, pains in the ass that now, since they're e-books, you can't sell back for 25% of the price you overpaid for and barely ever looked at, then rather than shipping and actual material being excuses for the price, they'll come up with some BS excuse about file size and compression.
The College Textbook industry needs to die. Now. Filesharing might do it, eventually.
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Whatever, college e-books will still be overpriced, pains in the ass that now, since they're e-books, you can't sell back for 25% of the price you overpaid for and barely ever looked at, then rather than shipping and actual material being excuses for the price, they'll come up with some BS excuse about file size and compression.
The College Textbook industry needs to die. Now. Filesharing might do it, eventually.
I imagine you could re-sell the kindle loaded with e-books for atleast a fraction of your money back