Sentences with phrase «than paperbacks»

Door pockets are strangely shaped, fitting a bottle of water in the front section, and then little more than a paperback book further back.

I refuse to pay more than paperback price once the paperback has been released.

Either way, both models come in lighter than a paperback and thinner than a magazine.

In a couple of cases, early on, I believe I saw that some ebooks were more expensive than a paperback version of the same book.

I always thought it was a bit absurd that I had to pay more for an e-book than a paperback.

In any case — the ebook, which you do not own and can be taken away from your ereader any time, usually is only 1 to 2 Euros cheaper than a paperback.

Most of them are priced well below their print counterparts, normally around 20 % lower than the paperback version.

We are limited on how much we carry on our expedition kayak tours but as long as the power pack is no larger than a paperback book it should be fine.

Perhaps one concern is if you ordinarily receive a much higher royalty for e-book sales than paperback sales.

It's light, attractive, and easier to hold than a paperback book.

It wasn't just the free and public domain books; it was easier to read than a paperback.

Therefore, for me as a reading choice, a reader makes more sense because in its protective case, it'll take a lot more abuse than a paperback or trade will.

An ebook reader is small and light, and less fragile than a paperback.

A hardcover book will appear larger than a paperback with the same book trim size because the hardcover itself is larger than the pages.

It's thinner and lighter than a paperback, and can hold 200 books.

If the profits from e-books become high enough, it's possible that we will be purchasing e-book readers for as much, or less, than a paperback book costs today.

They were half the cost of a hardcover and cheaper than a paperback.

I will pay more than $ 2.99 for a good book but I won't pay more than the paperback price.

This is why a new ebook almost costs as much as a hardcover and is normally more expensive than a paperback.

That's why there are e-books selling for more than the paperback.

Amazon has published its Q4 2010 financial results, and has revealed that it is now selling more Kindle ebooks than paperback books.

But for vacationing consumers, e-books are the more popular choice: 53 % of e-reader owners say they prefer to pack e-books rather than paperbacks for reading on the beach.

And I don't think I'd pay more than $ 6.99 for an ebook because I believe they're worth less than a paperback for all the reasons I listed above.

I was shocked to see that the Kindle version was $ 10.99, not much less than the paperback at $ 13.59.

Their profit margins on hardcovers are bigger than paperbacks and ebooks, ergo it's in their interest to protect hardcover sales.

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«For a long time, it felt like ebooks were worse than paperback books.

Barely 6 months after stating its Kindle e-books were outselling its selection of hardcovers, Amazon announced it sold more ebooks for the Kindle e-reader than paperbacks in 2010.

Its title: «The Joke's Over, You Can Come Back Now: How This Widow Plowed Through Grief and Survived» is almost longer than the paperback, which claims 75 percent of us are widowed by age 56.

21 % smaller than its predecessor, the Kindle is slimmer than a paperback book and at 247g, light enough to carry in a bag and hold in one hand.

After this, Amazon introduced the short - lived Kindle DX, a large - format e-reader that didn't catch on, partly because the market for larger - format reading (articles, journals) wasn't as large or ready to spend money than the paperback - buying contingent.

We download thousands of papers legally; ditto WPs, UMs, reference guides... all larger and more complex than a paperback.

DC2 Multiverse, on the other hand, will basically be choose - your - own adventure comics for digital (which should be a lot easier to follow than paperbacks that constantly have you flipping to another page half a book away).

A new European study has found that Kindle owners have a harder time recalling key plot points than paperback readers.

And if launching the book in 9 different formats ALL require writing and editing, why am I paying MORE than the paperback buyer?

In the world of print publishing, this is of vital importance when a book store needs to re-stock a book: the ISBN is what allows them to order, say, the hardcover 2nd edition of a book rather than the paperback 1st edition.

We've been given to understand that the hardcover has an artificially inflated value (costing mere pennies per unit more to produce than the paperback), and that this artificial inflation is crucial to the success of the book.

Anne Diebel: Typically you approach the design of the hardcover version of a book differently than the paperback.

On Amazon a lot of times I see my next book being pricier than a paperback.

Taylor, meanwhile, is selling more ebooks than paperbacks by six to one.