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if nothing else. i wasn't personally willing to pay kindle's current ebook prices since it didn't give me the same flexibility that i'd have when owning a physical book. e.g. can't lend book, can't resell it, can't transfer between different ereaders, or just happily displaying it in your library.. etc

you don't really "own" books with the current way ebooks are being handled. increasing the price even further just means that i will continue to buy physical books for my reading pleasure.

sorry trees.]]>Feb 4th 2010 12:24PM