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Old 02-22-2011, 10:56 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by Poppaea View Post
I fail to see the good value for the money with the Kindle. The are e-ink readers. The aren't good looking, the functions are somewhat awkward to get to, three buttons to click to lookup a word in the dictionary ASFIK, no possibility to check out Library books without breaking or at least stretching the law.

For what a Kindle is able to do, a Kobo is far better value. Library access that will save you a fortune over time and cheaper, too.
This is somewhere we'll have to agree to disagree. While I own neither a Kobo nor a Kindle, I have seen and compared both devices and I don't see a greater value to the Kobo. It is cheaper, but it's not as good either - and I don't think the lower price makes up for the fact it doesn't serve its primary purpose as well.
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