Will 'electronic books' ever completely replace actual books? Good move?

The world is changing.technology keeps getting better…

E-Books (Electronic Books) e.g. Amazon Kindle, Apple Iphone Reading Apps V REAL Books:

So i really have 2 questions for you:
1. Do you think E-books will ever (or at least have the potential) to completely replace actual books? Maybe in 2050? 3000? 3050?
2. Which do you prefer, E-books or real books and Why?

Although VHS cassettes are still availabl to buy, the once much-loved VHS (Video Home System) cassettes of my childhood have been replaced by DVDs and Blu-Rays. DVDs are clearly more dominant. Honestly how often do you see a VHS cassette when you walk into a store? Rarely i suspect!

Although Cassette tapes still exist, Compact Cassette tapes have been replaced by MP3s and Ipods. You rarely see them now on shelves. In fact it's no wonder music businesses are going broke because people use the internet for music now.

I think people will still want to have books in their homes.

No.

The difference between books and VHS, cassettes, et al are you don't need a device to read a book. As long as you can understand the language, you can read a book from 500 years ago.

There's the advantage of space and convenience for ebooks, but it still isn't the same as holding and reading a real book.

I hope not, I prefer having actual books.

In Poland - my country you don't see VHS anymore.
Which is a problem as we have some tapes with important events, and our vhs player is not working.
Will electronic books replace paper books?
I have a book reader, but I still do buy books.
I think it's more romantic.