Thread: WHY I Like My Kobo
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Old 07-16-2010, 07:05 AM   #34
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Originally Posted by clintbradford View Post
>> ... You're missing 8 levels of gray ...

If one desired detailed screens of photos and drawings, then they didn't purchase a Kobo. But if they desired to read book that are offered as text (grin), they will be pleased with a Kobo.

(Gawd, why do I feel so DEFENSIVE about my little ole Kobo?)

I wasn't going to post this in public ... But I walked out of the house yesterday to take my wife to an appointment. I intentionally left my phone, iPod touch, MiFi 2200, and computer at home. But took my Kobo in its DVD case case. Although I did experience a brief period of increased heartrate realizing that I was not "connected," I actually got a couple of chapters read on the Kobo. It was peaceful ... quiet ...

(grin)

Clint

WHAT???

You actually left home without being connected to the outside world....then....then...you read a book on a non-connectible device?

Crikey, I need a Prozac....
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