Can I transfer my Kindle books to a notebook or i-pad type device?

IamSam · 01-13-2013, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Happy Monkey

The Kindle Fire has a glossy screen, so it is harder to read in sunlight than an e-paper Kindle. But it is backlit, so you can read it in the dark; though some people get eyestrain from reading backlit screens.

Most importantly, if you want to do more than read books, the Kindle Fire has color - and apps. That's the main difference.

Thanks, HM! I don't like to read anything in bright sunlight - it hurts my eyes. I got eyestrain trying to read my old Kindle in bed, although I can read "real" books in bed with no problem, so the backlighting might be more good for me than bad.

@Dagney - So, just why do you want to sell your Kindle Fire, young lady? Hmmmm?

Dagney · 01-13-2013, 07:42 PM

Because Santa brought me an iPad and I can do all things on the the Apple Box o' Happiness

I actually REALLY like it - it's a good tool for what it does - and the fact that there are apps available for it makes it pretty awesome

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