Kobo eReader Touch Edition Opinie (Czytniki ebooków)

The ebook reader market is a funny one, because it has been typically dominated by a couple of companies. With the Amazon Kindle and the Sony Readers being the most popular devices.

Cross-device syncing, EPUB support means you can shop around for the best deals, well built

Some functions only apply to books you buy from the Kobo store, not to sideloaded content

A great little eBook reader that challenges Amazon's Kindle, and gives wider access to more book stores

Kobo's latest addition to the e-reader market, the Kobo eReader Touch Edition, offers a simple touch interface at a reasonable price - REVISED 16 MARCH 2012

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...

Simply put, the phone is very good. It isn't as breathtaking as I wanted it to be, however it is not nearly as disappointing as many critics want you to think.

Well I have had TWO of these tablets!! My first experience was the first day I used it. I'm not ignorant when it comes to these things...I'm an experienced PC tech and keep up with all the latest so I just HAD to try this out.

Cheap

Cheap,nasty and innefficient

This is a fantastic little netbook! I have the 6-cell battery which, when new, lasted about 8 hours. Now, two years later, I still get at least 5-6 hours from it!

battery life, keyboard, size, weight

a bit slow