Kobo Review
Kobo Inc is a Canadian based company that makes the Kobo eReaders. The newer models can use Wi-Fi to connect and download eBooks, and all models can connect to your computer using USB. The Kobo website says that it can hold 1000 books standard, and can expand with a SD memory card to hold up to 10,000.
The Kobo eReaders have a 6 inch screen that uses E-Ink technology, which has become a standard in the industry. Users can adjust the type face larger or smaller to suit their reading needs. It is small and lightweight enough to be carried anywhere, and will easily travel with any commuter or vacationer.
See the Kobo retail website or the Wikipedia page for more details.
eBook Formats
The Kobo can read just about any popular eBooks because it supports Adobe's DRM system for both PDF and EPUB eBooks. It can also read regular .pdf and .epub files. It comes pre-loaded with 100 classic titles for free, which should keep you busy for quite a while.
Kobo Tech Specs
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221 grams
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184 x 120 x 10 mm
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6" E-Ink technology screen
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Battery charge lasts up to 10 days or 10,000 page turns
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5 font sizes and 2 styles
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WiFi ready (newer model)
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Comes with 100 free classic ebooks