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Old 05-28-2018, 12:15 AM   #200
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Originally Posted by JeanOlivier View Post
Maybe it's a US thing? I've never heard of Wallmart being associated that much with sketchyness in Canada. Cheap stuff that break quick, yes; but not sketchyness.
Having shopped at Walmart in both countries, your assessment is accurate. Walmart Canada to me felt like a Target in the US. That is, a regular department/grocery store that both low and middle income people shop at. In the US most middle class people won't set foot in Walmart.

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If the rumored price of $129 US is correct, I doubt very much that it would be waterproof at that price.
Bad idea if the rumored price is true. That's more than the Paperwhite and Nook cost. As a newcomer in the US market selling at a discount retailer, they need to be competitive on price. Otherwise people have no compelling reason to consider a Kobo over the much more popular Kindle.

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