Thread: Borders unveils updated Kobo eReader with Wi-Fi
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Old 09-30-2010, 08:23 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
I am having difficulty understanding why you would buy a Kobo at that price when the K3 or Nook has the same, if not better, features then the Kobo. I can understand it outside of the US, the Nook isn't available and the Kobo is less expensive then the Sony for folks wanting an EPub reader. But in the US?

I guess if you want an EPub, WiFi readers, without a touchscreen under $150.
My thoughts too. Why? The Kobo has worse specs and no browser. It should be priced at $99 to remain competitive.
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