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Originally Posted by Mivo
If tablet market shares mean anything, smaller sizes are more popular than larger sizes. The <8" tablets have been selling better (but they are cheaper, too, so people are more prone to impulse-buying them)...
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Let's not imply the Kobo is bigger than it is. It is listed at 6.91 which is smaller than a 7". That's still in the small category, but bigger than the 6". Here is a comparison:
http://blog.the-ebook-reader.com/wp-...bo-aura-hd.jpg
I had a Kindle DX which was 9.7, and that was too big. I do think around the 7" size is the sweet spot, and I don't want to go much smaller than that. Personally I find the Aura HD to be small and very light compared to my 7" Android tablet.
Also I find the higher pixel density an advantage when choosing lighter fonts.