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Those upgrading from the Kobo Touch will find the Glo's interface familiar.
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Aesthetically, the Mini's looks like a shrunken-down version of the Glo.
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As with the Glo, it's possible to snap the back of the device off, but unlike that larger reader, there's another level underneath that needs to be unscrewed if you want to swap out the battery.
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Glo Hotel Kluuvi (the older sibling of the new Glo Hotel Art) portrays true contemporary style, with minimalist furnishings and colourful fabrics throughout.
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Kobo's calling the Mini "the world's smallest and lightest e-reader" -- a bit of a dubious claim (given the existence of the Txtr Beagle, for one), but it can certainly lay claim to being one of the most compact mainstream devices in the space at 4 x 5.2 x 0.4 inches, compared to 6.4 x 4.5 x 0.39 inches for the Kobo Glo.
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While the past few seasons in fashion have been awash in the Day-Glo trend, there really is no need for anything workout-related to be pink or purple.
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Walkie-talkies crackled, a police helicopter hovered overhead and acres of day-glo clothing were apparent on the guards monitoring the perimeter.
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Once you get yourself elected president of the United States, you can wear fright wigs and Day-Glo track suits if you want.
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They challenged the British Royal Academy , prepping painting surfaces with white instead of muddy brown, going wild with day-glo colors, and, most importantly, imbuing sacred subjects with everyday realism.
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Gail Berman (American Idol, 24) and Lloyd Braun (Lost) are the pair of Hollywood heavyweights behind BermanBraun, the 3 year old production company behind a suite of popular MSN-partnered web sites, including Wonderwall and Glo.
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