Thread: Touch I viewed the Kobo Touch today, minor negative observations made.
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Old 06-12-2011, 10:30 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by robko View Post
The touch screen aspect hasn't been as bad as I thought it might. I prefer a button to change page and I went for the touch for the increased speed primarily, so there is a reason why some people would like buttons even though it's meant to be a touchscreen device.
Yeah, I love the touch screen for every other function (menu selection, settings, word lookup and highlighting, etc.).

But I like having physical page turn buttons because it's easier to use one-handed when I am in bed.
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