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0 pointsameminator4y ago0 comments

I'll be honest, this is my favourite feature of my Kobo - using Pocket to save webpages and articles and read them offline. It seems to accomplish a similar goal to what you do here - without the need for all that paper.

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Otek4y ago

I doubt he will print as much, so your e-reader will have less environmental impact. All that plastic and components are certainly the equivalent of several, if not hundreds of reams of paper.

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BeetleB4y ago

I have a Kobo and I used to do this. And while I enjoyed ereaders for many years, paper is still king. The Kobo's resolution is still not good enough, and being able to flip pages is still more convenient.

The nice thing about the Kobo is you can install your own software, so there's still hope for a better interface.

5faulker4y ago

It's a nice compromise.

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