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Originally Posted by shinew
It's there. Basically just a different of way of navigating your library & books for the obvious differences between a keyboard model & a touch screen interface. For the most part I find the touch screen more intuitive to use & superior.
If you're interested in the Touch, I would suggest you just buy it first, because the only way to know if -you- like it or not is to use it yourself for a week or two, no amount of internet forum research is going to replace that. if you don't like it then, you can always return it for a full refund.
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Originally Posted by SCION
I agree. You have to spend time with a device under real reading conditions. In store preview simply isn't enough. I always watch several YouTube videos prior to going for a personal hands-on. That way I don't need help from the salespersons, and I can comfortably maneuver around the menus. I'm simply checking out form factor and screen readability at that stage.
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1st off,
for your responses. However I'm not in the least bit interested in acquiring another reader, my Kindle Keyboard suits me just fine.
What I am interested in is keeping abreast of the new technologies. Hence trying out the new market entries to see how they work for a user. Nobody seems willing or able to show me a screen and tell me what do do to accomplish what I described earlier in this thread. Most folks seem to just want to tell why the like it or why they don't, kinda' like a debate. I see no purpose in this, but that's just me.
