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  1. Jackie
    July 31, 2012 @ 5:55 pm

    Love my kobo touch! At first the interface was a bit frustrating to get used to but once you catch on its a breeze! An I’m a Facebook fan as well so I post quotes to my wall all the item! I love my kobo touch! No cons at this point! Happy book reader!

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  2. Colour My Learning
    August 1, 2012 @ 12:49 am

    Yes I find it the same with flipping the pages, but a tap on the right or left side of the screen achieves the same result. Sliding fingers across to flip page feels laggy.

    The other advantage of Kobo Touch is the format compatibility. Non-proprietary format means not tied into one book seller. Copying ebooks borrowed from the library is as easy as dragging and dropping the ebook into KOBO software on the desktop. This syncs the book across.

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