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November 2011
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WiFi
Diepe integratie Kobo boekwinkel
Zeer veel gratis boeken
Reading Life maakt lezen leuker
Vormgeving (o.a. minimalistisch uiterlijk met maar 1 knop)
So which should you buy? To be honest, there’s not much in it and the Kobo commands a £20 premium for its touch interface and its memory card slot. The Kobo’s virtual keyboard is easier to use than on the basic Kindle. And if you don’t want to be loc...
While many people may be happier with the Kindle's keyboard, we could easily be persuaded to put up with a slightly less touch-typeable on-screen keypad in return for the smaller footprint and lighter weight. The company is obviously betting that a rel...
Samenvatting: But Kobo has kept chugging along and with the new Kobo eReader Touch Edition, suddenly finds itself with a very competitive e-reader.OverviewIf you think that the Kobo eReader Touch Edition looks more than a bit like the Barnes & Noble NOOK Simple Touch...
Gepubliceerd: 2014-10-22, Auteur: Ben , beoordeeld door: toptenreviews.com
The Kobo Touch supports non, proprietary eBook formats.
The eReader lacks a built, in dictionary and note, taking capabilities.
Although it doesn't contend strongly against the competition, the Kobo Touch is a simple, functional eBook reader that accepts a wide range of file formats....
Easy touch navigation on advanced E Ink display, Light, Advanced font, formatting controls, MicroSD slot
Lacks secondary features available in similarly priced readers, Battery life could be better
With excellent font and formatting controls and a trim body, Kobo remains a compelling e-reader choice, even facing an onslaught of new Amazon Kindles. ...
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Fauxquilted plastic back sacrifices ergonomics. Touch screen is sometimes slow. Main page is utilitarian, illustrating only the books you are currently reading offering boring links to your library, the store and “Reading Life.” Weak battery performance.
Text not quite as crisp as Kindle 3, sometimes sluggish
The Kobo Touch is light, portable and decently priced for a touch screen ebook reader. However, it lacks audio, so you can't play music or audio books, and there's no 3G version. We're OK with that, but we do find the Kobo Touch slower than the Barnes...
I’ve been lucky enough to use most if not all of the eReaders on the market and I have to say the Kobo eReader Touch Edition stands it’s ground. The small size, light weight and features such as bookmarks and dictionary are all great selling features f...
