Thread: Touch I viewed the Kobo Touch today, minor negative observations made.
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Old 06-16-2011, 06:35 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by Lordvic View Post
but if you're holding it in your left hand. And your coffee in your right (exactly how i spend 2.5 hours a day on the train with no cup holders or room beside you). how do you press the next button? no matter what, I have to reach with my right hand to press the button, Or i've started doing this "hand shuffle slide" where i wond handedly move my hand towards the middle of the device, walking my fingers like a crab along the side to reach it with my thumb, then reverse it

only thing is, its slow and by the time i've restored my hand to normal reading position, i've finished my page!
I hold my Kobo Wifi almost exclusively in my left hand and can comfortably press the next button, and am able to do so standing on crowded buses and trains!
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