Ouch. I wanted to like this, but ouch!
Positive:
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The touch response on the Kobo is faster, more immediate than any other touch reader—basically instant.
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And the bad:
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Nearly every software-based feature outside of the actual e-reader is flawed (at best) or nightmarish (at worst). Automatically connecting to Wi-Fi, or even remembering networks, is inconsistent. The keyboard (oddly) is fairly unresponsive, not to mention inaccurate. The device locked up and crashed at least a couple of times. And though the narrower face of the Kobo is aesthetically more appealing than the Nook, I found my thumbs spilling onto the screen—a problem on a touchscreen-controlled device.
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I'm not supporting BN, so I guess I'll grab a KSO...
http://gizmodo.com/5812387/kobo-touc...to-love-it-but