Thread: Touch pdf and k2pdfopt on kobo
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Old 08-21-2015, 02:04 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by metita View Post
Anyway, i'm quite worried about the unrecoverable firmware on the original N905. How can i check what version i'm buying?
Checking which version you are buying might not be so easy. Even if you see what is printed on the box it might be difficult to interpret.

I have some doubts that the old model without internal SD card has ever been sold in Japan. Therefore, I would simply take the risk. I guess, chances that you get such an old model are rather low.

I would certainly only buy a Kobo model with removable internal SD card, if I could choose. However, in several years of usage, I have only once replaced it with a back up copy. And even that was not necessary, I could have done a simple hardware reset. I only did it because I was in a hurry at that time, and wanted to keep the failing image for later analysis to see what I did wrong. I should note that I am a heavy 3rd party software user, though I do almost all my recreational reading with the original software.

Could you post the link to the reseller? Preferable to the page offering the Touch?

On another note, I cannot see how using software like koreader can be supposed to break the device in a way that it cannot recover by a simple factory reset.

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