Over the past few years’ eBooks have been nothing more but clutter PDF files in our hard drive that can only be opened with Adobe Reader application. They are very similar to word documents but just ‘slightly better’ – then came the iPad, a tablet form computing device that was announced by Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL)  earlier this year. One of the most revolutionary features of the iPad is the iBook Store which has redefined the eBooks we have seen on our PCs. It is a million times more interactive than those plain PDF eBooks but what about the pricing?

eBooks Experience on the iPad

iBooks can be purchased from the dedicated Apple bookstore starting as low as USD $12.99 which is not bad at all. Personally, I think the pricing is a little too expensive as iBooks being intangible products – Apple could have definitely priced them at cheaper rates.

Yesterday, I came across a website that allows you to download unlimited iBooks. The website is called myPadmedia; a web based iPad downloading services. All there is to pay for is a membership fee and you can begin downloading unlimited books and read them on the iPad. There is no monthly membership fee according to the website which makes this a great deal! You could really save tons of money if you’re really into reading eBooks on the iPad.

There is not much that I could tell you, I haven’t tried it yet because I don’t have an iPad. I will be getting one soon at the end of the month. I can’t comment on iPad reading experience, however by reading iPad reviews from various blogs, iPad performs better than any other eBook readers available in the market.

For those of you who have tried this web services or any other similar web services that allows unlimited eBooks downloading; feel free to share your experience with us, write some feedbacks in the comment section below.