Sentences with phrase «than the hardcover version»

This has been attributed to an increase in the cost of ebooks which in some case costs even more than the hardcover version of the same.

The Amazon - led $ 9.99 retail price point for the most popular e-books troubled the Publisher Defendants because, at $ 9.99, most of these e-book titles were priced substantially lower than hardcover versions of the same title.

LF: I feel irked when the Kindle edition of a book costs more than the hardcover version.

Not exact matches

From start to finish, I probably spent less than ten thousand dollars for three formats: a hardcover, a paperback, and a Kindle version.

eBooks have been all the rage the world over with major retailers such as Amazon stating it has been consistently selling more ebooks than the corresponding hardcover versions.

Hmm, going back to what my Tech Guy mentioned about a good ebook price being 75 % of the paper version, I wonder if some of the difference we see at the higher end is the publisher comparing the price to a hardcover or trade paperback version rather than the mass paperback format.

I like printing a few hardcover versions through Lulu (because it's easier and cheaper to set up than Lightning Source) and taking some media kit shots of me in a bookstore (doesn't have to be an official «book signing» — you can even put a few on the bestseller shelf and take pictures of them there).

Times have changed so that its the digital version of books that are more in demand than anytime before in the history of hardcover books.

Ebook prices usually trend much less than soft or hardcover alternatives, so if you have an ebook version, it is often (but not always) priced less than a physical... [Read more...]

Ebook prices usually trend much less than soft or hardcover alternatives, so if you have an ebook version, it is often (but not always) priced less than a physical book.

In many cases the hardcover is actually cheaper than the digital version and this is primarily due to predatory pricing.

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

So the hardcover version has a different ISBN than the paperback version; the eBook version carries a different number than the large - print edition, and so on.

This would be much cheaper than purchasing the Kindle hardware, and would enable me to enjoy the economy of purchasing the Kindle version of a book instead of its hardcover or even the trade press soft cover edition!

Well, at least the kindle version now costs less than the hardcover, which is proving ever more rare these days.

For about $ 10 more than the hardcover price, we should get the hardcover, eBook and audio versions together.

So, read it you want to find out what happened to Carpenter after Mussolini was last seen crawling down Satan's leg on his (Benito's) escape from Hell, but don't buy the hardcover version unless you can find it in a remainder bin for less than what the paperback will cost you.

I think it should have special appeal to the amateur market because Inkling's format allows people to ease into the book piecemeal, rather than commit to the whole thing (the hardcover version of Pro Chef is a behemoth, with a list price of $ 75 and clocking in at 1232 pages.)