Thread: Suitable eReader for child?
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Old 11-01-2011, 01:42 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by GreatCanadian View Post
Thanks frozennorth. I'm also seeing a kobo online at futureshop for $59.99. Refurb, but not wifi. Is there any difference in this one and the wifi one you mentioned other than the wifi.
Kobo Touch is the latest e-ink Kobo reader. It has, as the name suggests, a touch screen. It also has wifi.

Kobo Wifi is the last gen - no touch screen, but does have wifi.

I love my Kobo Touch. It's a nice simple reader and I like having a touch screen over buttons.

It has something called Reading Life that tracks how much you're reading and gives you little awards for certain things, like finishing a book, reading at certain times or for certain lengths of time, etc. I bet a kid would like it. Hell, I'm adult and I think it's cute.
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