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Old 05-25-2011, 12:08 AM   #123
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Originally Posted by Dulin's Books View Post
it remains to be seen about the battery. nooks claim of a month is with wifi off and we dont know how kobo calculated the 2 weeks it claimed. at least as far as ive read today

more than likely they have the same battery and same processor...
The new Nook has an 800 mhz TI OMAP CPU...the Kobo has a relatively new/unused freescale CPU...hard to tell which is faster.

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Originally Posted by anabolina View Post
I agree Green Monkey(and love your avatar, both the evil and good Kosh were great characters). I bought the PRS-350 back in January and while I love having a touchscreen, and haven't bought a non-touchscreen piece of technology in more than 2 years, I like the buttons at the bottom of the page reader and use them more often then the screen. In fact, the metal coloring is wearing off the bottom buttons so I've been reading using Aldiko on my phone so as to balance out the wear. Still, this reader gives me a serious case of the "I want that"s. I love the colors and quilted back. The Sony is a bit more... utilitarian.
Thanks, can't go wrong with some Kosh.

I think the Kobo is a nicer looking device, the statistics are better than the social networking B&N is trying to push.

I'm going with the new Nook when I upgrade, mainly for the physical page turn buttons. But the new Kobo looks nice too.

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