Title: Kindle Edition Costs Undermine The Value
Product review: I was excited when I first got a Kindle for a present, but, except for taking up less space, especially while traveling, and saving trees, I cannot imagine why anyone would buy a Kindle edition for just a few dollars less than the real book new from Amazon or for more than the cost of a used book from Amazon. When you are finished with a hardback book, you can pass it on to a friend. Not so with the Kindle editions. The line of distribution has so many economies with the Kindle (no printing a big inventory, no paper to stock, no gluing, no levels of distribution) but the price savings is too small to justify especially since you give up the right to resell or to give the book away. Someone is being too greedy. Why should we cooperate?
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