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Old 11-01-2013, 07:50 AM   #153
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Originally Posted by FanciFreez View Post
Kobo.. huh.. nice e-reader, screen and sizes are nice, but their service and platform for the home page etc leaves a lot to be desired.. not even close to Kindle (Amazon).. I have the HD, but when I go to the home page, I think, what? get a engineer and some brains to design your system.. what a joke compared to Kindle..
This is truly a matter of taste (not the customer service, of course.) For me, the UI is something that Kobo got right. Kindle, Sony, and now from the looks of it, the B&N offering all have similar looking UIs. To me, all of them are very unattractive and part of the reason I did not chose one of these products.
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