Thread: So Confused, Kindle or Kobo?
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Old 05-26-2011, 11:51 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Rizla View Post
Check out the new Kobo and Nook with touch screens. It's an exciting time to be shopping for a new e-reader. From what I've seen (which isn't much), the Nook looks to be the best of the 3 (incl. Kindle). I don't know if it has a dictionary and browser though.
She lives in Canada I think. B&N does not provide support there, as far as I know. A major issue with the device could be a problem and/or incur on additional shipping costs that the user probably will have to pay from own pocket. Plus you will have to trick the system for 1st time shipping and registering the device. A USA address is needed. Granted, most people find friends or ways to circumvent that, but it is kind of annoying.

Sony or Kindle sound like a better alternative ...
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