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Old 05-24-2011, 01:28 PM   #46
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I was so impressed by the new Kobo yesterday, but I did miss for example physical page turning buttons. The Nook has those. On the other hand, Kobo seems to have so much better PDF support. Interesting devices both of them!
I happen to be in Nashville on June 10th.Guess I'll have to visit B&N for a hands on look!
Agreed, I was sold on the new Kobo until I saw the no-physical-page-turning-buttons. I HATE turning pages via touchscreen.
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