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I really liked my original Kobo a lot. When I upgraded to the Wi-fi I was delighted. But the Touch -- oh, my. It is much more different from the earlier versions than I had expected, based on what I've seen in the forums here.

I'm amazed at how much control there is over so many reading parameters, over the user interface -- which is way way beyond the others -- at how it handles PDFs, at how fast the screen refreshes, etc.

I often used the other versions with one hand, holding the reader in my left hand and pushing the D-pad with my thumb to turn pages. My hands aren't large, but it's only slightly more of a stretch to reach the side of the screen, and I think that's more than made up for by how much lighter and smaller the Touch is.

So far, I'm very much a fan, and really happy I upgraded.