Many customers of Amazon are not really happy to find out that ebooks are $10.00. I mean come on Amazon, you make plenty of money. We are talking an E-bookThink about what an e-book is? This is an electronic transfer. NO PAPER, NO DELIVERY, NO BINDERS...How much do you think they should be changing for this after paying $359.00 for the Amazon Kindle ? There is very little costs to deliver to the end user with their Kindle.The Amazon Kindle was one of the hottest selling products in 2008. I was reading on some forums where people were freaking out over the fact that Amazon underestimated the demand for them around christmas. One of the issues I am wondering about is the sharing of the files.I know in the internet marketing world, ebooks are often passed around like donuts at church on a sunday morning.So what are you getting for $359? A portable library that has 240,000 electronic books with you wherever you go. But think about it, how many books could you buy with $359? Food for thought there. I still think the Amazon Kindle will continue to be very popular. I know my dad sure could use one as his eyes are gone, and he can no longer read.Getting back to the price of the ebooks for the Kindle wireless reading device . Why $10 or more? It does not make sense to me that they would charge this much. What do you think?After reading responses in the forums, it appears there are a few more things to work out with the Kindle at this point. Some people have reported erratic pricing that is not consistent. There are a heck of alot of positives with the Kindle wireless book reader. For one, as I mentioned about, all text books for schools could be done away with. Just think of the cost savings alone that the schools and taxpayers would not have to pay. Sure, there may be a few big companies that go down the old school closing up shop because everyone now has the Kindle!