Thread: Multiple ebook readers
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Old 10-16-2014, 09:49 PM   #35
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A lot of forum members have multiple readers from different brands. My question is why do you have multiple readers? What is the advantage of having multiple readers vs having just one reader?

I have multiple Kindles and Kobos and use them all. Variety is the spice of life and all. This is my main hobby so I can easily justify having multiple eReaders.

When I am kicking it at home, the Kindle PW wifi or the Kobo Aura HD is my choice. On the road, traveling or just out I use the Kindle PW2 3g, the Kobo Mini or Kobo glo.

It's like a car afficianato getting to drive a different car day to day.. I can't afford a fleet of sports cars, but I can enjoy my eReader devices..
Looking for the Like button! My sentiments exactly!
I have a problem parting with electronics. I want a Kobo Touch as well as the glo. I'm sure I'll get them soon.

Update: just grabbed a "barely used" Kobo Touch with case, $31!
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