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Originally Posted by l_macd
I've no idea how big comic books files are, but really, apart from one requiring an internet connection (cloud storage - though not if you buy a 3G Kindle) and one requiring an additional purchase (SD card), what is the difference between storing your content on the Kindle or the Kobo - when it comes down to it they are both external storage, and there's no planning required to access either of them?
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The difference is convenience - a SD card will always be accessible, barring device issues. You can't guarantee the wireless connection will be available. Also, most of the comics on Amazon or Kobo are available only on their tablets. If you got them elsewhere (there are free comics or manga), you can't keep a lot on the cloud via Amazon.
Not everyone lives in downtown Manhattan and never leaves the nearest Starbucks or the range of a cell tower.