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deborahjeanne · 01-27-2011, 01:08 PM

I was actually quite delighted to discover there was an e-ink reader that had a touch screen. Thinking about the connectivity issue. Don't know if I am willing (or able) to spend the extra $50. Not to mention I'd have to drive down to Bellingham to get it. Not the end of the world I guess.

I have to go look at the pocket edition info again, is the only difference between it and the 650 the size? Oh wait, I think the other thing was that the pocket edition isn't expandable. Of course, if I spend less money I'll feel better about the whole thing.

Thanks for the info about the kobo books, that is also vital too me I have discovered.

I don't really have a probnlem with BN books, as I have only purchased one, and that was because I couldn't find it anywhere else. Kobo is much cheaper with their codes and such.

01-27-2011, 01:08 PM	#20
deborahjeanne Zealot Posts: 108 Karma: 456 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: Nook Color. Kobo Touch (died 2014). Kobo Glo.	I was actually quite delighted to discover there was an e-ink reader that had a touch screen. Thinking about the connectivity issue. Don't know if I am willing (or able) to spend the extra $50. Not to mention I'd have to drive down to Bellingham to get it. Not the end of the world I guess. I have to go look at the pocket edition info again, is the only difference between it and the 650 the size? Oh wait, I think the other thing was that the pocket edition isn't expandable. Of course, if I spend less money I'll feel better about the whole thing. Thanks for the info about the kobo books, that is also vital too me I have discovered. I don't really have a probnlem with BN books, as I have only purchased one, and that was because I couldn't find it anywhere else. Kobo is much cheaper with their codes and such.