Well, no.
I far, far prefer the printed copy: I can turn the pages, I can make notes, I can manipulate it far more adeptly than I can a silly cell phone, and it has a crisper font. I love paper: I tire of looking at screens.
Sure, MMP will likely sell fewer printed copies of the ASLRB than before, now that the eASLRB is available. But MMP still sells plenty of ASL modules even with the presence of VASL.
I shouldn't have generalized, of course.
I never found the large binder very user friendly, to the point that I photocopied it and used four separate supple binders - not speaking of the fact that putting all pages in one binder is now impossible : I use my older 1st edition binder for chapter H.
When the pocket rulebook came out, it immediately replaced the heavy, unwieldy large binder.
And now that I have the pdf, my smartphone will do the job.
But I perhaps am the exception and your preference could be the most common one.
I however have some doubts, as quite a lot of people play on VASL anyway (in my case, because I don't have many opponents for a FtF in the neighborhoud): having the pdf open in a window when playing online is very practical.
As for gribbling in my rulebook, as the pdf integrated all the errata and will update undefinitely, I don't see the need anymore.
