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I spent several days mulling over whether I should get a Kobo Touch or a Nook Touch. Each has its own strengths, weaknesses, and quirks. The two primary features that pushed me over to the Kobo were:
1) The entire memory is available for side-loaded content -- I really have no interest in buying DRM infected books and get all my stuff from public domain, so having the maximum amount of memory available for my book collection was important.
2) Adjustable screen refresh -- After reading a number of comments about ghosting on the Nook Touch, the Kobo became the clear winner because what good is an e-reader if it doesn't excel as a book reader? I have it set for the traditional refresh every page and enjoy crystal clear text page after page.
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