Thread: Alternatives to the PRS-600 in the UK?
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Old 07-27-2010, 03:57 PM   #22
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Personally I wouldn't buy new electronics from the US as you might have problems with warranties - I would advise looking into it before deciding. If you can't get a warranty, you might be almost as well off getting a secondhand one through ebay...

Just my two pennyworth - but then budget is not my sticking point.
If you break an ereader then it will be the screen that breaks and this generally isn't covered by the warranty. A new Nook from the states doesn't cost that much more than a 2nd hand reader in the UK (dependant on shipping and import tax). Kindles are bought through Amazon so the warranty is covered by Amazon in the UK.
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