Thread: Why Kobo didn't focus only on the U.S., home turf of Amazon
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Old 07-05-2017, 03:22 PM   #6
bgalbrecht
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I bought my Kobo online (maybe even at Amazon!) when I realized that B&N was never going to build another ereader that was better than the Nook Simple Touch. Unfortunately, it appears that Kobo is heading down the same non-expandable ereader path that Amazon and B&N did. 4-8GB is just not enough for the outliers like me with large collections or a lot of graphic novels, anime and comic books.
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