Thread: My Voyage v Kobo H2O experience
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Old 11-05-2014, 05:12 PM   #59
Josieb1
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Originally Posted by pghaworth View Post
With the Voyage and my PWs we have what's called "Experimental Browser", a way to get to the web in a very limited fashion. Does the H2O have a similar feature? This was one reason I stayed away from Kobo. The specs are very similar to the PW.
The web is under settings, beta features. I find it works better than the one on my PW2 for example I can upload an epub into Dropbox and easily access Dropbox on my H20 and download it. Dropbox no longer works for the kindle browsers.

I've also got an 8gb SD card installed. I only have 600 books installed but I can have thousands more if I want. The Kobo H20 has 4gb onboard storage just like the Voyage and recent PW2s

It also has Chess, Sketchpad and Sudoku as well as the ability to sync with pocket. I have over 400 unread articles in pocket.
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