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Originally Posted by Poppaea
What bugs me when I read someone saying Kobo or Nook is now competing Sony is:
- Kobo has a defective dictionary, meaning one can only look up words in Kobo bought books
- both Nook and Kobo don't have PDF reflow
- there is no feature in neither of them that is comparable to the collections
- does any of them have dictionaries for any foreign languages? This I have not seen in specs and thus suspect they don't
- None can play MP3s
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They also don't have the same build quality.
The question is if this is going to matter to the average customers. I really think pricepoint, availability and screen technology are the biggest factors for most people considering a purchase.
I'd personally like the give Sony a kick up their backsides and tell them to start selling their bloody product so we don't end up too lonely
