25-09-2010, 05:15 PM
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Re: Kindle
Originally Posted by claireandaisy
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But will it survive in my pocket along with a slobbery Ball and some soggy dog biscuits on our daily hike across Essex? I doubt it, somehow.
25-09-2010, 07:21 PM
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Re: Kindle
Originally Posted by bobmielke
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If you have a laptop or netbook there's a free software application from Amazon.com called Kindle For PC that allows computer users to read Kindle formatted books. Kindle books are nearly half the price of the same books in paper form and you save a tree.
26-10-2010, 11:59 AM
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Re: Kindle
Manybooks.net has ebooks free of charge. I download from there to my computer, then transfer to the Kindle. The books are old and in the public domain....nothing contemporary there though.My one disappointment with the Kindle has been that I have to drive 20 miles to download anything directly. I researched the coverage area map and thought I was covered. But it's simple enough to download to the computer first. Amazon shouldn't have my area on the coverage map though.
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