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Mini next to the $129.99 Kobo Glo.  (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET)
Kobo's Reading Life social-reading features, and Kobo Picks,
which makes reading recommendations based on your feedback and
preferences, are also included, along with standard features
such as a built-in dictionary with 13 different language
options. Yes, the Glo is an international device, so you can
change its "base" language to one of several options. You can
also highlight words and sentences and add annotations. Standard
fare for an e-reader these days, but it's there.  As far as what
files the Mini accepts, it's considered an "open" device with
support for EPUB files with or without DRM copy protection. You
can buy EPUB e-books from any EPUB-compatible store (so not
Apple, not Amazon) so long as you install Adobe Digital Editions
on your computer. The same goes for library e-books: they have
to be manually transferred over to your device. In contrast,
many libraries now allow yo