Personally I find that I'm not using the feature of iBook of iPad beyond that. This could be due to my reluctance to drop $ 10 + on a book. I've downloaded some free books, but they tend to surf my favorite Web site instead of reading another few pages from free story of King Arthur. As someone passionate about iPad, I still catch the bug of eBook. Until I can check out an eBook from my local library, I don't see the iPad replacing my printed books.
That said, I saw an increase in my access to a Web service called Books 24/7.I am a .NET programmer to my day job, and many technical books can be accessed via this service Publishers like Wrox. and Apress make their books available through this service and I have a healthy back log reading bookmark in my account.
You find that you use your iPad as an eReader less than expected?
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