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Originally Posted by SensualPoet
so why not consider both?
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That was my idea. Aside formats, aim was after sharper screen.
People complain for slippery plastic on the back of k3. I'm not sure
where they take a grip on device. Kobo looks simple, graphically
better and lack of keyboard is not that bad, except none of go-to.
K3 seems to be network bound and manufacturer has complete
control over gadget. They even upgrade firmware that way. Big plus
on kobo side for not living in my house. As far as I read reviews,
screen quality and grip on reader are 2 points to consider. All the
rest is of no value to compare. For people having library in epub,
calibre could be of help.
Thank you for taking time to answer.