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AndyfromVA · 11-22-2011, 03:34 PM

I also bought a Kobo WiFi at a Border's going-out-of-business sale and paid only $50. It's a cool little e-reader. My version had 100 Gutenberg classics preloaded and I've really enjoyed them. The Kobo WiFi is very light, thin and easy to use. It has a nice, sharp e-ink screen and, to my eyes, the screen is every bit as readable as the ones on my Nook and Kindle. It's not as quick as my other e-readers but it does the job. However, the Kobo Touch, Kindle 4, Kindle Keyboard and Nook Simple Touch are so cheap right now it's hard to justify buying the Kobo WiFi.

11-22-2011, 03:34 PM	#14
AndyfromVA Zealot Posts: 127 Karma: 1002610 Join Date: Jun 2010 Device: Nook 1E, K3, K4, Paperwhite 2	I also bought a Kobo WiFi at a Border's going-out-of-business sale and paid only $50. It's a cool little e-reader. My version had 100 Gutenberg classics preloaded and I've really enjoyed them. The Kobo WiFi is very light, thin and easy to use. It has a nice, sharp e-ink screen and, to my eyes, the screen is every bit as readable as the ones on my Nook and Kindle. It's not as quick as my other e-readers but it does the job. However, the Kobo Touch, Kindle 4, Kindle Keyboard and Nook Simple Touch are so cheap right now it's hard to justify buying the Kobo WiFi.