hardcover

If the desire is to kill the relationship between content and ads then the content needs to capture the revenue through another means - sales of hardcover books (internal ads), subscription services etc...

There's something impressive about being able to carry a full i7 development machine around like it's a thin, hardcover book.

I'm sure there are many scrupulous people out there who won't pirate the books, but that doesn't mean they're going to buy the hardcover either.

Could a book like this be turned into a cheap hardcover book for undergraduate use?

I've bought probably close to 40 hardcover nonfiction books, mostly used, off of amazon within the last year.

First you sell the limited edition short print run signed gilt-trimmed hardcover.

Just have to think if I still want the classic hardcover version or go for the Kindle version when available.

I use a different notebook, a Black n' Red wirebound hardcover, 8-1/4 x 5-7/8 Inches.

Can't wait for the hardcover book, currently planned for September 2015.

Thus higher prices (in the realm of 3x the retail hardcover).

Besides, $3.99 isn't enough for a popular title or a hardcover.

I would love to buy hardcover book for my future child.

For example my hardcover of "The Timeless Way Of Building" is a beautiful object — as well as a wonderful book.

Maybe you're confusing a "hardcover ebook" with a "mass-market paperback ebook".

This isn't "I'm cheap/poor, I'll wait for the paperback", this is "I physically can't display a hardcover on my Kindle, so I'll get something else."

"Windows 7 has become the biggest-grossing pre-order in Amazon's history worth even more than the most recent JK Rowling book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." That's cute and everything, but Win7 Pro costs 12.5 times as much as the Harry Potter hardcover.

Hardcover books are likely to contain a microbibliography of the author, in the front matter.