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If the Inkpalm didn't exist, I would get a Hisense Touch. My Inkpalm replaced a Hisense A5.
I read so many books, the cost difference of the device doesn't really matter to me. I'm guessing much of the Touch cost is for the audio features and additional storage though, which I'd never use.
I do like the very light weight and small size of the InkPalm, although the Touch is just a bit bigger and heavier this is the main thing that puts me off.
The touch looks like it has a glossy screen too. I'd probably prefer it to the InkPalm if it didn't. Is the screen protector applied at the factory on the Touch? It wasn't on my InkPalm - they're tricky to apply perfectly and even then only seem to last a year before the edges start going if self-applied. My factory applied A5 protector was still good after 2 years of daily use.
The processor speed is fine on the InkPalm for me, I only use it for opening books and turning pages and both seem fairly snappy.
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