The company says it has gotten plenty of support from the print industry, too. We've got others coming in advance of their paper form, and plenty of simultaneous releases. Peanutpress prices its titles slightly lower than paperback counterparts offered at online booksellers. There are also no shipping costs, since the transfer is completely electronic and takes just a few minutes to finish. The service is also safe, even if the book is lost due to a hard drive crash or PDA memory loss.
Customers can just log back into their account and immediately re-download any books they've bought.
Borders is selling Peanutpress books on its Web site, and says it plans to install kiosks in airport bookstores where travelers can place their PDA in a slot and download a book to read on the plane. Pages will open in a new browser window External sites are not endorsed by CNN Interactive. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines .