paperback vs hardcover

Apr 06, 2004 1 Replies

is there a difference in terms of content?



I'm looking at modern control engineering by ogata. I can get a paperback for 50$ while a hardcover is at least 80$. when I need to buy 10 books this difference between hardcover and paperback accumulates pretty fast...


There is no difference in content, but the Hardcover will last a lot longer - particularly for an important book like that that you might use regularly.

Perhaps get the less important ones in Paperback..

Cameron:-)

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