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Originally Posted by the.Mtn.Man
In a few months we'll see a thread in the Nook Color forum titled, "That's it; I give up."  |
Are you speaking about me? I don't have a Nook Color and doubt I would ever get one... I already have so many iPhone apps that I would go with an iPad if I were to get a tablet, plus I'm already used to the OS and the way the device works.
Owning a Kobo was a headache from beginning to end. It was great being able to carry loads of books in my pocket, and being able to check out books from the library at home, but it was so frustrating on a daily basis just trying to get it to work the way I wanted it to, that I'm very happy to have moved on to Nook. My Nook is great; there have been occasional hiccups but nothing major that has required factory resets.
Giving up on Kobo was not just a spur-of-the-moment decision, it was a culmination of months of frustration. There was a point where I got a network error after spending a week fixing the network errors, and it was the straw that broke the camel's back, so the speak. I don't have those kinds of frustrations with my Nook.