Kobo Touch

Read your favorite titles any time and carry your entire collection wherever you go on the Kobo Touch eReader.

Kobo Touch

I like eReaders. I like the idea of them far more then the practice of using one, the idea that you can carry about hundreds or thousands of books in a little

Kobo Touch: 2.4 out of 5 stars from 25 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

The Kobo Touch 2.0 is an entry level e-reader that has just been released in Canada and should hit international markets shortly. It is retailing for $89 Canadian or $61 US, which will be quite appealing to people on a budget. This device was designed to battle the Kindle Basic Touch, and does a fairly adequate job. Today, we would like to give you our comprehensive hands on review of the Kobo Touch 2.0. Hardware The Kobo Touch 2.0 features an e-Ink Pearl display with a resolution of 800x600 and 167 PPI. It uses the same IR-based touch technology that's

Short version: Superficially similar to the new Nook, but the Kobo is perhaps even simpler, and the form factor is slightly more book-like. If you don’t need 3G or the other perks of the Kindle ecosystem, and just want a straightforward e-book reading device, this Kobo could be a good match. …

The Touch is Kobo's most basic eReader. It has a 6-inch pearl (matte finish) e-ink display and an understated design.