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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Why look for something you can't see at first glance?
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Hey Sirtel, I can definitely see your approach there. It is mine too, esp with this device since I can't see myself easiliy being able to get another 32GB even as a replacement. Besides, it sounds like there are so many faults with Kobo's screens, that the replacement might have problems too!
Three reasons I think it's useful to check your device though are:
* To paraphrase an R&B song I heard once..."Small problems...can turn into
big problems"
* Something you don't notice at first may be noticed later (for example under different screen settings and lighting conditions) and bother you then. It may then be too late for warranty[/I]
* It's just useful for consumers to make a note of any problems or errors. It helps other consumers choose wisely. And although some will claim Kobo's executives are (not very smart and therefore) ignore public forums, they may eventually realise that having all this stuff about problems out there warrants the expense of checking items better before they go out.
