[QUOTE="Pirate700"]I'm not sure how you're coming to that conclusion. The Digital versions of music and books are almost always less or at worst the same as their hard copied counterparts.
Pirate700
Yeah...no. I mean if you only buy at Barnes And Noble or something yeah, but if you order online, you can pretty much always get a physical copy of something cheaper than you can get a digital copy.
I almost never pay more than $8 for a CD, the MP3 version will cost you 9.99
Wanna buy an E-Book? That'll be 9.99 or more. You can get a paperback for $5
Unrelated, what the **** is with this " Tag p may not have attribute slick:uniqueid" error I keep getting, this happening to anyone else?
Fair enough. For most people then, digital is cheaper as they don't know your discount site. :PPeople don't know Amazon or Google Shopping? :P
[QUOTE="Rikardur"][QUOTE="Darth-Caedus"]Jazz. This isn't even a question. :lol: It was clearly a question. Its a question as much as 2001: A Space Odyssey vs. Vampires Suck vs. Transformers is. ;) :P
I hope physical copies of any medium don't ever go away, unless they became outrageously overpriced compared to their digital counterparts.
Pirate700
Totally not going to happen. As it stands, the digital counterparts tend to be the ones that are outrageously overpriced. *looks at e-books*I'm not sure how you're coming to that conclusion. The Digital versions of music and books are almost always less or at worst the same as their hard copied counterparts.Yeah...no. I mean if you only buy at Barnes And Noble or something yeah, but if you order online, you can pretty much always get a physical copy of something cheaper than you can get a digital copy.
I almost never pay more than $8 for a CD, the MP3 version will cost you 9.99
Wanna buy an E-Book? That'll be 9.99 or more. You can get a paperback for $5
Unrelated, what the **** is with this " Tag p may not have attribute slick:uniqueid" error I keep getting, this happening to anyone else?
(physical CDs are more expensive, I don't know why you think iTunes charges more)
ex-mortis
I buy my CD's real cheap where I get 'em
An album with 10 tracks costs about $9.9 on iTunes I think (let's say it's a 45 minute long album). Can you really get a similarly long physical album for less than that? If so, you are very lucky. When I buy albums I generally pay anywhere from $13-$20.
Amazon bro. I usually seem to get CDs at around $8 on average, and on several occasions, fully half the price of buying the MP3 version.
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