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Originally Posted by dordale
I agree with you about having buttons for page turning. I do like touchscreens too, though--especially for looking up words and accessing menus. My Sony 350 and 650 have both buttons and touch screen--when reading on them, I probably use the buttons about half the time for turning pages and the touch screen the other half. It's great to have options!
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And accessing all of Terry Pratchett's footnotes is a real pain without a touchscreen! (Fortunately, I collected all of those in paperback.)
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Originally Posted by dordale
The fact that the Voyage has added buttons for page turning and still kept the touchscreen makes it intriguing for me, but can't justify purchasing one as I have a KPW2 and an AuraHD that's only a little over a month old.
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I'm tempted by the Voyage because it has both touch screen and buttons -- but I'm worried about the lit up screen. My eyes really like the old e-ink style of my K4 and previous versions. So I don't think I'll get anything until I can test the lit screen (and even in a store, I can't test what 6-8 hrs of reading will do to my eyes!)