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Old 05-20-2012, 03:33 AM   #33
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Kobo Touch are gone really cheap, almost half of the price for a Kindle Touch. I am happy with mine. It is just an ereader and I can read books on it. There is nothing more to it and anything more adds to distraction any way:

http://www.staples.co.uk/SearchEngin...+ereader+touch

I paid £62 for mine and they threw in an ice cream maker for free plus free shipping for both. This morning Staples were selling them for £58 but now they have changed the prices back to the RRP of £79.
Now £49.16 + VAT at Staples. Wow!

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