Thread: Why doesn't KOBO Preload books on their readers?
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Old 12-04-2015, 01:03 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by ProDigit View Post
I don't know,
It's still nice to have some good classics on the reader (like Robinson Crusue or something). Much better than nothing.
You'd be able to start reading, and experimenting right off the bat (as soon as you open the box)
I am okay with nothing.

I won't be able to start reading, as my tastes will be guaranteed to be different from Kobo Inc.
I will have to (gasp) download my own books that I bought because I wanted to read them.

Alternatively, I could pick and choose from gutenberg.org or the MR library.


Experimenting? Are we talking about demo store models?
I agree those should have a (1) demo book in them.
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