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Originally Posted by rcentros
I'm not sure what being "lost in your story, not in your eBook" is supposed to mean, but this makes it pretty clear that Kobo sees this as their future. Kind of ironic in my case, but I need criteria to use in paring down my eReaders anyhow... so this actually ends up helping me.
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To draw an analogy, there are professed audiophiles who go on about how quiet (lack of noise like electrical hum) a piece of equipment is or how good a particular set of headphones are at reproducing micro-details (whatever those are). They're not listening to the music; they're listening to the equipment. I think this is the same kind of thing in reverse. Kobo are attempting to get the mechanics of presenting the content out of the experience of reading the content.