Hi AnemicOak,
Thanks for the response. When you say battery life is the main thing, are you saying that the tablets battery life is longer than an ereader? I would of thought the ereader battery would last much longer.
As for hardware, what apps did you find the hardware not capable of running well?
Thanks,
Croyd
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
The main thing for me is battery life. For some the LCD screen is too hard on their eyes for extended reading times (I vastly prefer eInk, but LCD is usable for me). Some folks find the other things you can do with a tablet to distract them from their reading.
I kept mine for a couple of weeks. I found it to be an OK device overall, but it was outdated hardware compared to the Fire or Nook Touch and came out about the same time. Tech wise it's more on a level with the Nook Color. For just reading it works quite well, but sometimes doesn't have the horsepower to do other tasks as well as one might want. I found it to be pretty buggy, although most Kobo devices have been at launch and they may have issued fixes by now. It's a decent device, just wasn't quite right for me.
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