Hi everyone -

know-one · 06-11-2011, 12:23 PM

I am totally new in the World of ebooks and I have totally gone nuts over the Kobo ereader's new version with tactile screen.
I haven't bought it yet but it's only a question of time FOR SURE I PROMISE.

I have been reading many of the threads in here for a while before posting.

If anyone has interesting trivia facts about the Kobo, what makes it so worthwhile - any info - I would REALLY love to read anything you can tell me about that wonderful machine. I feel like we are entering the Star Trek era or something. It is pretty incredible to carry around such a flat, small device that contains so much info.

So, please - post ANYTHING about Kobo - I would love to read ALL comments.

Thanks and have a great day people!

m_bisson · 06-11-2011, 08:20 PM

I had friends/family that said "eww no I'll stick to paper books" but after lending them my Kobo wifi for a bit they complain when I try to take it back.

I've got the new Touch, so my parents get to adopt my wifi. Even got my dad reading some fiction instead of non-fiction for a change.

06-11-2011, 12:23 PM	#1
know-one Connoisseur Posts: 77 Karma: 240112 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: kOBO	Hi everyone - I am totally new in the World of ebooks and I have totally gone nuts over the Kobo ereader's new version with tactile screen. I haven't bought it yet but it's only a question of time FOR SURE I PROMISE. I have been reading many of the threads in here for a while before posting. If anyone has interesting trivia facts about the Kobo, what makes it so worthwhile - any info - I would REALLY love to read anything you can tell me about that wonderful machine. I feel like we are entering the Star Trek era or something. It is pretty incredible to carry around such a flat, small device that contains so much info. So, please - post ANYTHING about Kobo - I would love to read ALL comments. Thanks and have a great day people!

06-11-2011, 08:20 PM	#2
m_bisson Groupie Posts: 170 Karma: 25803 Join Date: Dec 2010 Device: kobo touch :)	I had friends/family that said "eww no I'll stick to paper books" but after lending them my Kobo wifi for a bit they complain when I try to take it back. I've got the new Touch, so my parents get to adopt my wifi. Even got my dad reading some fiction instead of non-fiction for a change.

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