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Old 07-18-2011, 11:40 PM   #22
Latinandgreek
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Originally Posted by elcreative View Post
The Kobo and the Nook are irrelevant outside the US basically so thanks but I'll stick with what works for my needs and I'm sure others will...
The Nook is not available outside the U.S. but the Kobo is (it is a Canadian company, and is available in Canada. I believe that it will be going international). The Kobo has even recently launched a German ebook store I believe.

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Sony is listing the MSRP and destributors are selling them for much less. I got my PRS-350 for $116. That is not a rare price.
Yes, I paid $129 for mine and recently paid $105 for one as a gift. Both devices were new and bought online from BH Video and Borders, respectively. The 7-inch 950 has often sold for $200 (I am still itching to pick one up, but I haven't been to the U.S. recently!)

In all honesty, I do believe that the Sony devices are worth a premium price, however. I paid $300 for my first Sony reader and never regretted a penny.
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