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Originally Posted by molman
I don't know for the Nook, but the Kobo Touch ticks all those too (well weight a tad different but really most of these feel lighter than a physical book to me anyway).. so curious what the negatives were for the Kobo and Nook?
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Kobo - No regular epub dictionary support at the time it came out.
- It has a quilted back.
- It's seemed slow
- No Collections
- It's also really buggy:
Storage error, Battery problem...etc (fixed in latest firmware)
- The Company is outside the U.S.
- Kobo's Customer support.
Nook- I didn't like the shape of it
- Weird page turn buttons
- 750mb space is designated for B&N books only.
- It's only slightly lighter then my Kindle.
- Didn't like how non B&N books on SD Card are organized.
The T1 is really sleek, thin and light and that is a big thing for me. It's the perfect replacement for my Pocket Pro. My Pocket Pro weighs the same and I can use one hand to read on it because it's so light. My K3 is heavy and I have to prop it on something after awhile. Sony is a known brand name and has always made solid readers even though I never like them before I love the look of this one.
