A similar argument can be made about original paintings, versus prints, versus (not really there yet, but can't be too far off) full-size, HD digital painting displays.
You have the information, and you have the physical object used to represent it. Of course you can take away the physical object and keep just the information. That doesn't mean there aren't those who enjoy the physical object for what it is.
You have the information, and you have the physical object used to represent it. Of course you can take away the physical object and keep just the information. That doesn't mean there aren't those who enjoy the physical object for what it is.