Sentences with phrase «better than physical books»

But if you spend a lot of time reading books, I still think e-ink readers do that job better than anything else (even better than physical books, if you ask me).

Add in reading lights so that they aren't dependent on natural light (we do want to do better than physical books).

So while the current readers are not perfect, they are better than physical books.

It's much better than a physical book, because obviously if you put your physical book in a Ziploc bag you can't turn the pages.

And there's a social layer that forms around this, another timeline of reading reviews and discussing with friends, that the ebook could actually exploit better than the physical book, if we work on it some more.

Not exact matches

In his book «Hollywood Corral,» author Don Miller wrote that «the strength of the O'Briens rested in their ability to be appreciably better than most other company Westerns, with a continuance of strong casting, plus a solid physical look, workmanlike screenplays and direction and..

But I don't really think a physical book store can really do better than people that actually know you.

As for physical books, I believe they will remain but I believe that self - publishing will make the route to a best - seller more circuitous than it's ever been because there may not be agents / publishers willing to represent / publish an author unless the self - published product has sold more than «x» number of books.

In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, HarperCollins senior vice president Frank Albanese said «What we're seeing now is that if a book gets a good review, it gets a faster lift on the digital side than it does on the physical side because people who have e-readers can buy and read it immediately.»

Here in Australia paying the prices the publishers are currently charging is often still on par or better than what I'd be paying for a new physical book.

Thinking about this question in the context of the book, I think Margie was handling loneliness better than the «spell» of physical attraction with the wrong man.

If he did (and had a better memory than I), he would recall my entry from last January 5th where I discussed Amazon's silly press statement: «On Christmas Day, for the first time ever, customers purchased more Kindle books than physical books.»

For example, promotions on children's books do not perform well (the ROI was -39 %), probably because most parents (like me) buy physical books rather than e-books.

The waiting thing sounds well and good but if they're going to go from 14.99 down to the 9.99 they are now, I could just go on half.com or ebay or anywhere that sells used books (or the library, I know, a crazy idea) and get the physical copy for less than it would be on my kindle now.

I like physical books a lot more than ebooks (I don't have a tablet or ereader so the best I can do is a laptop, which is shit compared to paper books) so pirating ebooks would only cheapen my reading experience, excuse the pun.

Amazon's best - selling physical or print books in March, as reported by Thinknum, had greater diversity than the ebooks.

More than two dozen well - written four and five star reviews were removed from my Kindle and physical books in one fell swoop in mid-June.

Of course, buying physical books is still the best option for many bookworms out there, in part because nothing can replace the sheer tactical feeling of flipping through pages, but jumping into e-books is more than decent a recourse.

A self - described «emotional science project,» Bernadette Mayer's Memory — 1,100 - odd photographs made by shooting a thirty - six - exposure roll of 35 - mm color slide film on each of the thirty - one days of July 1971, accompanied by six - plus hours of diaristic narration that the artist later revised into a book — is one of those conceptual pieces from the 1960s and»70s that have been better known as anecdote than as physical fact.