Do you think the idea of holding a book will eventually become obsolete?

Argument 1: "E-readers will eventually replace printed books" ... Paper willbecome obsolete, although we are not there yet” Paul W, Brighton ... “Books canhold value, and first editions can become quite valuable - something that will never happen ... What do you think are the pros and cons of e-readers?

Argue whether e-books can replace paper books. ... While we can hold on to these things, time will slowly phase them out. ... But, in time, they will become " antiques" to new generations and will be dubbed ... (also saving trees) If we do this I do not think it will be hard to conserve trees and ... You can lend books to peop...

But when I think about physical books as a technology, I prefer to think about their ... You can impress people with your bookshelf, hide a photo in a book's pages, prop a ... .. counterparts are, in my opinion physical books will never becomeobsolete. ... If they had an iPad like device that split in two so you could hold it in yo...

You, the reader, do not need to concern yourself with where these electrons on ... . Maybe not obsolete, but their current form will become obsolete. ... (Which is why Amazon will eventually have to give in and support ePUB.) ... . I think the formats will experience revisions but I don't see the ebook file going ...