Thread: What is the most basic, no frills e-reader out there?
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Old 05-02-2012, 05:06 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
Sorry, I did not check your location. That price has been found only in the US. Now if you have a US based friend who would get one for you and ship it to you, you would be good to go.

Kobo and the KNT are your best bets for a cheap e-reader in the UK.
No worries - it was more a gasp of astonishment that they're that cheap! Even taking sales tax into account, that's a big difference - no wonder Americans think Europe is expensive!

Yep, the Kobo is currently the cheapest here - a lot cheaper than the Kindle.
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