Kobo’s latest $149 eReader offers lighting, local library access – Pickr

Getting into eBooks on the cheap usually means sacrificing a feature or two, but Kobo’s latest aims to keep things cool and local, too.
If you’re a lover of books or know someone who is, there’s a good chance you’ve suggested an eBook at one time. Not everyone has made the switch, granted, and while some just prefer the sensation a real physical book provides, for others that conversion is about the cost.
After all, while a book can cost as little a few dollars to as much as forty or fifty, an…

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