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6" eBook Reader With E-Ink Screen, Free Shipping, 1500 Free eBooks!

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Phickman120 on 30/08/2010 - 18:44 kogan.com.au (370 clicks)

The Kogan eBook Reader makes reading on the go affordable and comfortable. Welcome to the future, with a razor sharp 4-bit 6” E Ink screen, simple navigation, and long battery life!

Kogan's eBook Reader will ship straight to you with over 1,500 FREE Australian and International classic books preloaded on the device.

With classics from some of the world’s greatest authors, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, George Orwell, Mark Twain and Charles Dickens, the Kogan eBook Reader is the perfect product to take out of the box and start using immediately. A perfect present!

Check the link for more information and the specs. With 1500 ebooks there's bound to be some on there that are alright!

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  • pretz on 30/08/2010 - 18:45
    +1

    Remember to include price in title!

    $189 - free shipping.

  • cyssero on 30/08/2010 - 18:47

    Please put the price in title :) ($189)

    Can't see this beating the Kindle (USD $189 with global 3G), and definitely doesn't beat the WiFi only Kindle (USD $139).

    • jakentta on 30/08/2010 - 19:16

      My vote also goes for the Kindle. Why buy a dodgy noname when you can get a better (or at least better supported) product for less. The included free titles seem to be ones that are free anyway.

  • Save Medicare on 30/08/2010 - 18:59

    But it's always been this price. Is that a deal then? It's like you're announcing their product release on here.

  • anthony on 30/08/2010 - 19:07

    Why would anyone want to buy this when there is the kindle?

    The free books are nothing special.
    They are out of copyright books which are free to anyone.

  • oscar on 30/08/2010 - 19:11

    not a bargain, that's its normal price
    in addition to the above: everybody can download the "free" books themselves, thousands of free books available on sites like google books…

  • kogi on 30/08/2010 - 19:17

    Too expensive @ $189. Not a deal. Not a special. Not a Bargain.

  • dman801 on 30/08/2010 - 19:19

    "When he says he's cheaper, if he is, it's very marginal and sometimes he's dearer - but it's all unbranded shit, it's not the quality product." - Gerry Harvey on Kogan's business. I completely agree with him though - Kogan and Milan Direct are definately not as value-for-money compared to when they started.

  • hfhf on 30/08/2010 - 19:23
    +1

    At $189, Kindle 3 with Wifi is definitely a better bargain. Plus, 4-bit greyscale e-inks are like 2 years ago? Welcome to the 16-bit grey era. 4-bits is definitely in the past, not the future.

    • Danielj on 30/08/2010 - 19:28

      I was going to write exactly the same!
      You are definitely right.
      You can buy a Kindle wifi with very very better interface for $185 (delivered!) how is this a bargain?!
      I don't know what is with Australian market of ebooks, every single seller here is out of touch! It seems they don't have internet connection to see what's going on in the world or maybe they just make profit out of uninformed people.

      • hfhf on 30/08/2010 - 19:32

        A Kindle 2 cost about $225 AUD (U$199) to ship from Amazon (Got it a month before Kindle 3 came out, damn!). A Kindle 3 Wifi probably cost about A$150 to get into your mailbox. Definitely, not a bargain.

      • jakentta on 31/08/2010 - 09:31

        "maybe they just make profit out of uninformed people"
        That sentence to me totally summarises most of Australian business ideas, especially when it comes to technology.

  • miq on 30/08/2010 - 19:26

    expensive.

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