Sentences with phrase «wh smiths»

Order your copy online or pick up a copy in WH Smiths now.

Anthony Beevor's Stalingrad can be picked up for $ 9.37 (# 5.80) on the Kindle which is a bargain, while Robert Fisk's Age of the Warrior will set you back $ 13.79 (# 8.50)- otherwise a # 9.99 physical purchase in your local WH Smiths.

Available now from WH Smiths for # 150, this low - priced slate, which runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and integrates with Kobo's ebook service, aims to challenge Amazon — especially while the latter drags its heels over releasing the Kindle Fire in the UK.

I already have a reader, though, so what interested me was the price of the books, and whether or not the arrival of Amazon will make the UK's eBook stores buck up their act (and both WH Smiths and Waterstones could do with whole new sites, frankly).

A very interesting article — and yes, I think Waterstones and WH Smiths need to change their sites radically.

One has even graced the shelves of WH Smiths at London airports.

While Kobo mostly owes its double - digit share of the UK eBook reader market to an alliance with WH Smiths, it has also been either canny or jammy in taking advantage of the gaps in Amazon's UK product line.

Kobo, as well as selling ebooks on their own website, distribute to many websites around the world such WH Smiths, Borders, Walmart etc..

Because if there are two things that Waterstones, WH Smiths and their ilk have in common it is that their eBook stores are, first, woefully under - stocked and, second, horribly overpriced.

Kobo seems to be making the most of its distribution via chains like PC World (distribution which includes even the keenly priced Vox table at only $ 139 which packs a fair punch relative to the Leaf) but name recognition is low and no BOOKSELLERS seem to be on board except WH Smiths whose High Street retail presence in Ireland consists of one concession in Arnotts.

That's a 3.2 % fall at Amazon across these twenty titles as a whole, 2.4 % at WH Smiths while — bless their little capitalist socks — Waterstones have put prices up by 15.3 %.

WH Smiths (better pricing, truly horrible web site) is # 108.26, while Amazon's UK Kindle store would charge you # 84.30, leaving plenty of cash left over to buy all the books that the other stores don't even have at the moment.

With Fred Sirieix on the cover, you won't miss it on the shelves of WH Smiths, Tesco or Waitrose.

Barnes and Noble, Books - a-million, indigo, wh smith, whitcoulis, Thalia, etc..

A recent example of this is WH SMITH suspending their own paltry ebook store and instead going with Kobo.