If you're looking for eReader I recommend you to have a look at Kobo Glo.
RRP around $150.
Kobo Glo eReader $108 or Touch $58 at Harvey Norman (Sign up and Get $5 off More)
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larscliff on 24/04/2014 - 15:56 harveynorman.com.au (882 clicks)
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Last edited 24/04/2014 - 19:33 by 1 other user
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if i want to pricematch at officeworks i wonder what their excuse will be?
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Just get the $5 off for sign up from harvey
Sounds like a good price considering it looks very similar to the Paperwhite
http://ebook-reader-review.toptenreviews.com/kobo-wireless-e…
How does the sign up and get $5 off work? Is there a code that I can apply?
Sign up your email and you get unique code to your email
I did that but nothing came through except the welcome email. Am I doing it wrong? :S
That's strange… You should have received email with "Here's $5.00 as a thanks for signing up!" title. I've done it today
I've just signed for another email. USE VOUCHER CODE: Welcome5PET3XWK6PZBT
Yeah I signed up for email and got the code fine as well. Maybe you've previously used that email address? Try another one.
I'm sure the GLO is great but I'm a Kindle guy - not a KOBO in sight at my place!
Good price for a quality ereader though.
Go for it.
Cheers.
You cannot borrow ebooks from your public library with the Kindle.
Any of the Kobo range has no problem borrowing ebooks.
Wow did not know that at all.
Only legally.
You can use Calibre to strip the DRM and convert them to Kindle format with a few clicks.
I've got the Kobo Glo. Very happy with it. Great price.
Good for all those Kobo books I bought at massive discounts!
Thanks OP.
Got rid of mine about six months ago and miss it enough to buy another.
Got OW to price beat so it was $102.60 for the gloBugger, jut paid $129 at JB ! Held out 4 mints too after my little 'in broke the screen on my old one.
Well I got the Glo, I really like the backlight. Still wish the screen technology on e-ink readers was more responsive, but for reading books it is great.
Love it more now that I was able to beat it at chess on beginner level on my first try.Enjoy. Don't forget to use calibre to side load your downloaded books.
Yeah it's been a long time since I've used Calibre. Messed around with it years ago with my 2nd gen Kindle.
very tempted
I can vouch for it, got mine at the end of 2012, still going strong. This is a good price