Steve Jobs Biography Already For Sale at Some Bookstores in Canada

Gary Ng
15 years ago

Looks like some bookstores in Canada have already started to offer the Steve Jobs biography for purchase. The official release is Monday (Walter Isaacson is set to appear on 60 Minutes tomorrow) but advance copies have been acquired and details leaked out on the web.

iPhoneinCanada.ca reader @camhunt shows us he was able to nab an early copy at Words Worth Books in Waterloo, at a cover price of $36.99:

You can pre-order the Steve Jobs biography from Amazon.ca for $23.19.

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Anonymous
14 years ago

$37? Seriously? I can wait the extra day and get it on Amazon if it saves me $13.

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Ih8reno
Ih8reno
14 years ago

on ibooks it’s $17.99, I think I’ll stick to the Apple method in reading this

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Dennis C_badass_integrabouyyyy
Dennis C_badass_integrabouyyyy
14 years ago

I am going to wait for the Jail Break for the book. Its still slower than other books 3G only and doesnt support flash.

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Anonymous
14 years ago

I pre-ordered the book before he died *puts on sunglasses, walks into the sunset*

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Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

I pre-ordered the book before he died *puts on sunglasses, walks into the sunset*

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