Good source for audiobooks?
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For the lazy reader. Tut tut tut. Buy a real book. 
For the lazy reader. Tut tut tut. Buy a real book.
Mainly to listen to when out for a walk or when driving!! I still read proper books!!!
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Well, I don't think you are allowed to name "competitors" but seeing as this is for a non-computer related item I guess it shouldn't be a problem. At least I hope not, don't want to be breaking any rules already.
I'd say Amazon are pretty good with Audiobooks, although I've never really extensively searched through them or ever purchased one.
Do you want them on CD or as audiofile downloads?
Audible.co.uk are reasonable quality. Just wish the files were split up a little more. They are compatible with a lot of MP3 players though.
Most of mine are on CD's, but I'm slowly going the Audible route at the moment.
Simon/~Flibster
Audible.co.uk are reasonable quality. Just wish the files were split up a little more. They are compatible with a lot of MP3 players though.
Most of mine are on CD's, but I'm slowly going the Audible route at the moment.
Simon/~Flibster
Prob prefer downloadable, but doesn't really matter. Just wondering who is best for price/choice?
Audible tbh.
£15 a month and get 2 audiobooks from their list included in that.
I'm currently listening to Dune - about 30 hours long.
Sign up for a year and get a free iPap Shuffle. Flog it to a friend for £40 and you're golden for a couple of months.
Simon/~Flibster
£15 a month and get 2 audiobooks from their list included in that.
I'm currently listening to Dune - about 30 hours long.
Sign up for a year and get a free iPap Shuffle. Flog it to a friend for £40 and you're golden for a couple of months.
Simon/~Flibster