China's population prefers to read eBooks

An resume enounces Chinese population aged between 18 and 70 years old is described to have been reading as much as 613 million electronic books or e-book by 2010. This survey was conducted by the Chinese Academy of press and Publication in more than 19,000 people in 16 cities in 29 provinces of China.

The web site at the least 23 percent Zeenews declares Chinese population read e-books via mobile phone, up from eight percent in 2009 earlier. About 3.9% of the population more than reading e-books with gadget E-Book Reader and more than 18 percent read books on the internet.

The survey as well said only 16.4 per cent of the eBook reader who bought the book after reading the electronic version of the paper.

Accordant to surveys, a bargain price that brings in residents to download e-books from the internet that respect 1.33 yuan (USD 0.2), and almost 54 per cent of readers said they would pay an average of 3.45 yuan to download e-book. The cost was much cheaper compared to the price of paper books.