Len, what do you think of the new Kindle non-touch? I am a little put off by the lack of a keyboard and odd color tone. Is it still made out of quality materials, despite its cost? It worryingly reminds me of a cheap Kobo reader...I look forward to your review.
@folkhippy - I was very impressed with the three new E Ink Kindles. The quality and design are top notch. They feel good in the hand. I think it will take some time to get used to typing on the touch screen, but soon it will go as quickly as the physical keyboard, based on my experience with the Nook Simple Touch. Plus the new X-Ray feature is a brilliant new way to see inside your book. This is way more quality than the Kobo, which I also have, and which feels like a toy by comparison.
@LenEdgerly Thank you! I am glad Kindle is still made out of quality materials. My concern about the non-touchscreen version is that it will take a long and tedious amount of time to type in notes, but I'm sure I will get used to it. I am glad they came out with the touch/non-touch option; despite what they say, I think a touch screen always takes away some of the sharpness of the contrast (look closely at the letters), and I also don't like getting fingerprints on my beautiful E Ink display.
Just so everyone knows, the Kindle prices have dropped. The WiFi Kindle is now 114, and the Wifi+3G is now 39 dollars. The Kindle DX is still over 300 dollars though.
I understand how people love the smell and feel of real books but the Kindle is so amazing. It literally opens up the world to you. There are so many free books available it's just awesome. I'm so thankful for technology every day and the Kindle has only made things better and I believe it will revolutionize books. Once my kids are old enough I'll make sure they'll have thousands of books available to them on an e-reader because I would've killed for that as a kid.
i will be getting the kindle with 3g, woul you recommend an extended warranty extra 50 dollars for 2 years? and when would you expect the next model to be released, i really love this one, i hope they don't make huge changes such as a color display, if they were to do that, then you wouldn't be able to read during a sunny day or enjoy it for weeks. thanks
@anilsenturk I have not purchased extended warranties for the Kindle myself, because I always upgrade to the new model. I think Amazon will keep making an E Ink Kindle, even if they add some kind of color Kindle tablet to the lineup. I think we'll see a new E Ink Kindle AND a tablet by the holiday season.
@AJestablished The 3G is built in and free - no monthly charge. The Kindle also has an unlimited web browser which, though slow, is adequate for getting around. This sets Kindle apart from nook 3G, which has browser only for going to B&N store.
Hi, I am really interested to get the kindle. But i would like to know some things about this kindle. one reason why im getting this kindle is because of its wifi support.
does it allow you to surf the internet for eg; facebook/ hotmail and do they charge you if you surf to such sites?
and can you keep mp3/mp4 in the kindle so you can listen to the songs through the kindle?
The kindle is nothing but a piece of crud and it's a waste of money. Don't buy one. There's this new thing called a book. You read it and turn the page with your own fingers.
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@caucus100 Yes! Not a silly question at all. The PDF's can sometimes be a challenge to read on the 6-inch Kindle, because of the font size, but you can increase the font and move around the pages. The larger Kindle, the DX, is better if you are going to read a lot of PDF pages. Good luck!
Will the new one be out by June? And is it possible to read epub books or convert the epub to the kindle format? And can you download books from Project Guttenburg and other sources on kindle (via device)
how does it "feel" to read, iam reluctant to buy one purely from a tactile point of view, but i dont want to ut any more shelves up in my appartment for my old books
How would the kindle fare for reading primary PDFs? I have a PDF copy of my college biology book and I was wondering if I should buy the book or a kindle. They are both approximately the same price. I'm mostly worried because of the small size of the kindle's screen.
@sciroccoguy I also was going to purchase Kindle for reading pdf. Unfortunately if PDF is the only ebook format provided by the publisher, than you will need to get Kindle DX. The 6inch screen is too small to produce pdf using legible prints. Luckily for me I learned the books I read are available in MOBI format which Amazon supports so text flows fine. If MOBI format is available from your publishers, yes get it. if only PDF is available and it's complicated, DX would be better.
@lovethewanted5x 3G just lets you connect to the Whispernet in places where there is no WiFi, like when you're on the road or at an airport that doesn't make it easy to connect to wifi. If you are mainly going to buy books for your Kindle in your home or office where there is wifi, then you might be able to get buy with the $139 model. I have the 3G and really like the convenience of connection just about anywhere.
I'm very glad of my recent purchase of the kindle 3. But, I also purchased a leather case with the light. I just can't imagine carrying this device around without some kind of outer protection. AWESOME DEVICE!
@WiliamKali Sorry for the slow response. You enter your Facebook username and password and set up your Kindle to post notes to it (or Twitter.) It's pretty fun.
when you are not using the kindle (say overnight) do you turn the thing OFF or do you leave it on stand by - At the moment, I just leave it on stand by, so that I dont need to wait for it to load up again the next time I use it - I am wondering is there any technical advantage wherether using OFF or stand by - or is it a case of personal preference ?
@akurtula I just put mine in sleep mode when I'm not using it, by moving the power button over to the right briefly and then letting it return to its default position. I leave the WiFi/3G on, because I have several subscriptions - to blogs, a magazine and newspaper, so I like to have them arrive when I'm sleeping.
i bought the kindle now and I am loving it - though as you and the manual pointed out, that you can view the highlights and archie books through kindle.amazon.com, that is not working for me. - I can login to the site (which means it works) but the highlights are not showing (i can access them within kindle, but not on the website), and suggestions?? but other than that I am REALLY loving it - thanks to these videos :)
@LenEdgerly that must be the problem, I tried to connect to the whispernet by following online guide but when I go to my Amazon management page - I cant see "Manage synchronization between devices" anywhere, the wi-fi works, the email service works (username@amazon.com) - so I dont know whats going on - As I said the wifi works fine
I don't know much about Kindle because I don't own one yet, but as I have seen there is no eBook divice that allows readers to highlight important quotes and take notes on the bottom of each page as we can do on ordinary paperback ones.
@rsxsb81 You can highlight passages and write notes with the Kindle, and then retrieve them conveniently at kindle.amazon.com . It's very handy, and I use this capability a lot.
this is one of the best reviews I have seen in youtube, do you know if it you be posible to upload pdfs into the device from my computer, and if for some reason you would not want to buy books from amazon (therefore use it only for pdfs or books from free alternatives) - is it still worth buying the kindle - for example on my phone I can upload by books (epub format) from my pc therefore don't need to buy book that I already have - basically is it worth it if you don't what to use amazon store?
@akurtula Thanks! Yes, you can sideload PDFs to the Kindle from your computer. The navigation is not as convenient as it is for a Kindle-formatted book, but it's readable. You can get free books for the Kindle, and also purchased ones in .mobi format or .prc from places other than Amazon. You can't read .epub formatted books, which means you can't read books purchased at Barnes & Noble and Sony Reader store unless they are DRM free. in that case you can use a free program, Calibre, to convert.
You seem like such a loveable person, was a pleasure to watch this review.
Are you able to listen to Audiobooks on the Kindle? If so, how is the sound quality from both standard headphones, and the built-in speakers? Does the sound quality differ a vast amount, in comparison to if the Audiobook was to be played on a PC?
@PoshMurder I have not done so myself, but I know you can listen to audiobooks on your Kindle. Audible books are especially well set up for it. With headphones, I bet the sound quality would be very similar to your PC, but the speakers on the Kindle are little and probably won't have near the sound quality of the usual desktop PC speakers. Hope that's helpful.
I own the Kindle 3 and I think it is amazing the features are just great I always find a book I wants and I even find new genres that I never thought I would like. The Kindle is great for older people. Very easy to use, my even a complete moron would be able to find out how to access all the features of the Kindle, simply the Kindle is a must to have for anyonw who reads and loves to read and stay connected to friends.
@marvininniss i really wish fanboys would stop spamming reviews for other products. let peole come to their own conclusion based on lengthy reviews, not some fanboy going "The Nook color is worth a look."
@fredlwal Very much so. I'm 60, so that's getting up there, and my parents - both in their 80s - are loving their Kindles. My father likes that he can include his Kindle 3 in his suit pocket and have it always with him when he's waiting at a doctor's appointment or other inconvenience. The controls are sophisticated but designed for ease of use. Older people tend to love to read, and this device is heaven for that purpose.
I had a Kindle for Xmas ( love to bits). I downloaded loads of free books. I'm a bit of a Churchill nut and a mate of mine recommended a book called What Churchill Would Do, I have avoided buying books so far (no point with so much free stuff) but it was dirt cheap so I thought I would give it a go. It was a really great book, loads of war stuff and some interesting and different business advice. Not the usual drivel you get . Worth checking out when you get a chance.
thanks for the video! after seeing it I ordered the new Kindle 3!! hopefully I won't be dissapointed. The biggest advantage for me (and maybe also for other non-native speakers) is a build-in dictionary as it may speed up my reading (no need to search in a paper dictionary).
You're basically saying that the contrast on the 2nd kindle wasn't that great and also it was too wide and heavy. So what you're gonna say about the 3rd when the 4th is out?
@guesarion Point taken. But even though I prefer the latest generation Kindle, I am still impressed with the readability and features of the original and the K2. We have given the prior models to friends and family, and they love them. They do keep getting better, and I'm sure color screen and maybe touchscreen will be coming if not this year then next.
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@southbronxboy You can buy them at Staples and Target. Easiest way to buy is Amazon.com and you can keep it for 30 days to try it, then send it back for full refund if for some reason you don't like it.
Just for your information. You can type in numbers by using the keyboard. You use the shift key on the lower left hand side on the Kindle and the numbers are along the top row of letters staring with 1 from left to right and going to zero on far right side. I thought you might like to know this since it is easier than having to press "SYM' key each time your want to type a number.
Hi Len. Thanks for the review. I've been wanting to buy an ereader mainly used for studying foreign languages (chinese & korean). I was wondering how to type using chinese & korean characters when taking notes? Can I install additional chinese and korean dictionaries? Thank you for your help.
I have to say the Kindle 3 is the best 'gadget' I've ever used. It's virtually as easy to read from as a real book thanks to the much better contrast. I haven't even bought a book yet - I'm enjoying all the out of copyright stuff that's out there.
I've had my Kindle G3 for about a month. To answer some of the Qs about G3, here is my opinion.
If you have the money, get it. But don't expect to be browsing the web on the go or reading and sending email on this instead of your pc or phone. The browser is not developed enough to make this anything but a very frustrating experience. The pointer jumps around the screen so focusing on what you want is tricky.
If you really need to use email then G3 can get you out of a scrape. But that's it.
Does the Wi Fi use battery power at a slower rate than the 3G? I am loving some of these new features. I have a Kindle 1. So I only have 3G at this point. I buy most of my books via the Amazon website and then sync to my Kindle later. I am unsure whether I would want the Wi Fi only or the Wi Fi and 3G.
Excellent review, but I'm still torn between the regular and the wifi with 3G kindle. £40 is a fair chunk of cash for me. Would you say it's worth having the 3G capabilities? I don't intend to buy books via the kindle if I can buy them via my usual PC. Would appreciate some advice from anyone on this before I make my choice. Thanks a lot.
@Shindai If you don't plan to buy books via the Kindle and you won't rely on it for web access, the WiFi should meet your needs just fine, IMO. I seldom use my Kindle 3 3G for web access, though on an upcoming trip to Africa I might find that more useful than I do here in the States. Either way, you can't go wrong.
I probably don't need the 3G capability, but I have it anyway. I like the idea of being somewhere and being able to browse amazon -- that's just me. Have I ever been in that situation where was on jury duty or stuck in an airport etc.?
No.
The 3G is a nice extra -- that's it. You can download (WI-FI) all the books you want to your PC and simply move then to your Kindle, so have yourself a portable library.
@Shindai I have the Wifi one and I love it. I purchase my books on my pc and USB transfer over to my kindle a lot. Also as long as the Wifi is not password locked you can access the store or web via wifi. I've used starbucks, mcdonalds, and several other free wifi locations before. I also own an original kindle with 3G access and so far I hardly miss it on my new device.
@Shindai I have the Wifi one and I love it. I purchase my books on my pc and USB transfer over to my kindle a lot. Also as long as the Wifi is not password locked (assuming of course that you dont know the password ) you can access the store or web via wifi. I've used starbucks, mcdonalds, and several other free wifi locations before. I also own an original kindle with 3G access and so far I hardly miss it on my new device.
139 is pretty cheap for a kindle with all those awesome features. (I bet it would cost more if it was in color. But black and white is no problem 4 me.)
@1swimmer100 That would be a great idea :) Maybe if they could be downloaded in a format that expires after a month and could only be used on the kindle and its PC app? I'd be up for that :)
Hi. Thank you for the wonderful review. But I have one question.
Can the wifi be used in any countries that has the wifi coverage?
I'm still deciding whether or not to get 3G. I don't need to get a internet connection EVERYWHERE i go. Just some places and I dont mind looking for those places. But I frequently travel back and forth between Japan and canada and I was wondering if as long as I find a wifi hot spot in both countries, I can get an internet connection??
@roxymilky I'm pretty sure the WiFi works wherever there is WiFi, in US or abroad. I'll be testing that assumption while we're in South Africa and Botswana on an upcoming trip. Good luck!
Yo. Len. It's Doug from Cheyenne, former PSC atty at law... wondered where you went. Nice review. I'm thinking about the Kindle3 and just saw you video review on YT. Hope you are well.
@faraz1192 Usually you can see the covers. With the book open, go to Menu and then "Go to..." then "Cover." Some books show up on the Kindle with a generic e-book cover that's not very interesting, but most have an image of the cover you'd see on the hardcover version.
Omg, I totally love the new changes, it's lighter, and what we love the most, it's more expensive, how can you not pay more for something that isn't even in color, don't even mention color, do we really anything else than black and white, color is overrated. Pictures in books should only look black and white, why do we need detail anyways. Thanks amazon for another great product we greatly have use for, thanks. Btw, nice touch, in not having touch screen,why botter with that. We love you kindle!
@FaFFya I prefer the Kindle 3, because the smaller size makes it easier to carry with me, and I mainly read books so I don't need the larger screen size.
Great review, thank you :) I do have a couple of questions about highlighting and annotations, and I have not been able to find any detailed explanations of how annotations work on Kindle 3. How are they displayed in the book? Can you view them next to the text? Is it possible to have a margin where notes always who up? Is it easy to find notes later if not?
I like seeing notes in the margin of a book next to the text, it would be great to know if I can view notes and text together with this :)
@doenjangnam Highlights and notes appear in the book - the highlights as lightly underlined text and the notes as numbers next to the text. If you highlight the number, the note appears at the bottom of the screen. There is no margin for notes, but you can see all your notes and highlights as a list that you can then use to move to those portions of the book you thought were important. What's very cool is you also can see ALL your highlights and notes at kindle.amazon.com
@doenjangnam - Sorry for the delay in responding. Highlights appear in your Kindle book as lightly underlined text. Notes are marked by a number in the text, and when you move the cursor to that spot you will see the note in a window that appears at the bottom of the screen. You can't see the notes in a margin as you suggest (though that's a great idea). It's easy to find notes on your Kindle by choosing "View My Notes & Marks" from within the book. That creates a list of all highlights/notes.
@nkmistry I don't think you'd ever regret paying the extra money for the 3G. That way you never have to think about whether you have WiFi coverage to buy a book or download a blog or periodical you subscribe to. I have it on mine and am very glad of it. Airports are a good example. Some have free WiFi, but there are usually hoops to jump through to get it. Better to use the 3G to grab an individual copy of the New Yorker or the Economist before boarding and and be done with it.
@nkmistry I hope you've purchased your Kindle by now and are loving it! I definitely think the 3G is preferable, for convenience of downloading w/o hunting for WiFi when traveling. Plus, I have a couple of subscriptions that are active, so they always arrive on 3G whether or not I'm by a WiFi spot.
Regarding the sym menu - you can continue typing with the menu open and numbers are available by using the alt key and the top row of the keyboard. Still not perfect but I don't seem to use numbers as much. =]
Excellent review. Thanks for taking the time to present a thorough explanation of the changes between Kindle 2 and Kindle 3. This was very helpful. I can easily see why the new Kindle 3G is currently on backorder.
I would like to know what is ment by its being ble to handle pdf documents? I want to be able to store a list of names and phone numbers. I have read that the Kindle ap for 0.99 is no good. Can I make a list with my Microsoft Works 9 and via wifi send it to the Kindle?
@TheBill2468 Bill, the new Kindles have improved ability to read PDF files, but a lot depends on the file itself. On some that I've tried, I was able to highlight text, write notes, and look up words and search. On others, not.
You can create a list in Works, save it as a .doc file and email it to Kindle for conversion to a file that will open on your Kindle. You can pay to have it wirelessly delivered over 3G, or you can get free wireless delivery if you are connected to WiFi.
go nook!! book "loaning", color touchscreen menu, micro sd card slot, removable battery, and epub file compatibility pushes the nook over the top. even though the nook gui runs a little slower than the kindle, i think the nook is the way to go. plus the nook just looks nicer...the kindle looks like a toy with the keyboard(how often would someone really use this) and awkward joystick. the nook's androird hackable os is another benefit
@proc5454 i agree with your strong point on nook,but i kinda doubt the variety of books provided that can be used on nooks. I guess kindle stores has more books than nook's.
I want a kindle 3 so bad. They are currently backed up until the 17th of September before they start shipping out again. I know I could go ahead and order one but I hate to put the money out there just to have to wait. So I'm gonna wait until then and try to get one or maybe Target will get some in like they are supposed to. Love kindle on my Android but I think it would be better with the real thing.
Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
You can actually run the Kindle3 firmware on the Kindle2 hardware(with some hacking).
Also, if you hold-down the alt key, the top row on the keyboard becomes numbers.
hal970fx 1 month ago
What an awesome organization, I wish I had an old e-book to send. You rock.
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Thank's for this. I like very much this video!! :)
GriselleM28 4 months ago
If you buy the Kindle 3G=+wifi how do you pay for 3g? is it a monthly payment, or something??
MsTimelord1994 4 months ago
@MsTimelord1994 3g is free... which is quite awesome because the internet can be accessed pretty much anywhere!
LetTheMelodyFlow 2 months ago
Len, what do you think of the new Kindle non-touch? I am a little put off by the lack of a keyboard and odd color tone. Is it still made out of quality materials, despite its cost? It worryingly reminds me of a cheap Kobo reader...I look forward to your review.
folkhippy 5 months ago
@folkhippy - I was very impressed with the three new E Ink Kindles. The quality and design are top notch. They feel good in the hand. I think it will take some time to get used to typing on the touch screen, but soon it will go as quickly as the physical keyboard, based on my experience with the Nook Simple Touch. Plus the new X-Ray feature is a brilliant new way to see inside your book. This is way more quality than the Kobo, which I also have, and which feels like a toy by comparison.
LenEdgerly 5 months ago
@LenEdgerly Thank you! I am glad Kindle is still made out of quality materials. My concern about the non-touchscreen version is that it will take a long and tedious amount of time to type in notes, but I'm sure I will get used to it. I am glad they came out with the touch/non-touch option; despite what they say, I think a touch screen always takes away some of the sharpness of the contrast (look closely at the letters), and I also don't like getting fingerprints on my beautiful E Ink display.
folkhippy 5 months ago
Great video. Thanks
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screenwriterjohn 6 months ago
Just so everyone knows, the Kindle prices have dropped. The WiFi Kindle is now 114, and the Wifi+3G is now 39 dollars. The Kindle DX is still over 300 dollars though.
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2009frankcastle 6 months ago
It looks like you can highlight pdfs, but can you highlight in the ebooks?
MetalcoreChristian77 6 months ago
kindle is over rated... just buy 1 that fuckin reads epub
allxtar 7 months ago
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charliejsanders 7 months ago
I understand how people love the smell and feel of real books but the Kindle is so amazing. It literally opens up the world to you. There are so many free books available it's just awesome. I'm so thankful for technology every day and the Kindle has only made things better and I believe it will revolutionize books. Once my kids are old enough I'll make sure they'll have thousands of books available to them on an e-reader because I would've killed for that as a kid.
jmichelel83 7 months ago
I'm waiting for the 4g
It's ridiculous how fast technology becomes obsolete
mo42086 8 months ago
This is great for travellers and students who have tons of textbooks, but for the average reader you can't beat the feel of a book!
steevyp 8 months ago
If you get a Kindle, make sure you get a cover! I like this site bc you can search by style or theme!
astore.amazon.com/kindleskins0c-20
DevilishGurll 8 months ago
What if you used up all the space? 3g is not alot of space with no SIM Card or external memory... what about space capasity.
cydwill 8 months ago
@cydwill I don't think you can possibly read 3,500 books. That's how many it holds.
emurphy66 6 months ago
does this thing have unlimited 3g for other countries? say Singapore.
foucker2 8 months ago
@AJestablished The 3G service is free - no contract - and there is no SIM card.
LenEdgerly 9 months ago
i will be getting the kindle with 3g, woul you recommend an extended warranty extra 50 dollars for 2 years? and when would you expect the next model to be released, i really love this one, i hope they don't make huge changes such as a color display, if they were to do that, then you wouldn't be able to read during a sunny day or enjoy it for weeks. thanks
anilsenturk 9 months ago
@anilsenturk I have not purchased extended warranties for the Kindle myself, because I always upgrade to the new model. I think Amazon will keep making an E Ink Kindle, even if they add some kind of color Kindle tablet to the lineup. I think we'll see a new E Ink Kindle AND a tablet by the holiday season.
LenEdgerly 9 months ago
I am getting the new Kindle with wifi and 3G in 2 weeks for my birthday :) I am so excited!
justsmakkeeney 9 months ago
@AJestablished The 3G is built in and free - no monthly charge. The Kindle also has an unlimited web browser which, though slow, is adequate for getting around. This sets Kindle apart from nook 3G, which has browser only for going to B&N store.
LenEdgerly 9 months ago
EXCUSE ME! AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO REALIZED THIS MAN JUST SAID THERES A FEATURE THAT ALSO WORKS WITH BLIND PEOPLE?
...so..the blind read with kindle?
makugx 9 months ago
can i have your other kindle? the white one :-)
mrxmrx 9 months ago
Hi, I am really interested to get the kindle. But i would like to know some things about this kindle. one reason why im getting this kindle is because of its wifi support.
does it allow you to surf the internet for eg; facebook/ hotmail and do they charge you if you surf to such sites?
and can you keep mp3/mp4 in the kindle so you can listen to the songs through the kindle?
tomjavonich36 9 months ago
The kindle is nothing but a piece of crud and it's a waste of money. Don't buy one. There's this new thing called a book. You read it and turn the page with your own fingers.
MrsSpyro01 9 months ago
Excellent review!
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rhino37 10 months ago
@caucus100 yeah you can.just hook it up to the computer and upload it
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LenardPurvis 11 months ago
@caucus100 Yes! Not a silly question at all. The PDF's can sometimes be a challenge to read on the 6-inch Kindle, because of the font size, but you can increase the font and move around the pages. The larger Kindle, the DX, is better if you are going to read a lot of PDF pages. Good luck!
LenEdgerly 11 months ago
I like it.
TheGuishan 11 months ago
Will the new one be out by June? And is it possible to read epub books or convert the epub to the kindle format? And can you download books from Project Guttenburg and other sources on kindle (via device)
ZetaSimsoy 11 months ago
how does it "feel" to read, iam reluctant to buy one purely from a tactile point of view, but i dont want to ut any more shelves up in my appartment for my old books
strabbs1 11 months ago
How would the kindle fare for reading primary PDFs? I have a PDF copy of my college biology book and I was wondering if I should buy the book or a kindle. They are both approximately the same price. I'm mostly worried because of the small size of the kindle's screen.
sciroccoguy 11 months ago
@sciroccoguy I also was going to purchase Kindle for reading pdf. Unfortunately if PDF is the only ebook format provided by the publisher, than you will need to get Kindle DX. The 6inch screen is too small to produce pdf using legible prints. Luckily for me I learned the books I read are available in MOBI format which Amazon supports so text flows fine. If MOBI format is available from your publishers, yes get it. if only PDF is available and it's complicated, DX would be better.
dba7dba 11 months ago
Great review I loved it! Like :D
VioletMoonFire 1 year ago
Hello - I'm just wondering if the 3G network kindle 3 allows you to access browser and check personal emails? thanks.
hotmamas88888888 1 year ago
@hotmamas88888888 Yes on both counts.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
lol. when i first read your name, i saw legendary.... :D i hope i can get the kindle on march 28, my birthday.
MegapixelChris 1 year ago
what can you do on 3g that you cannot do on wireless? Wondering whether to spend the extra money to get the 3g
lovethewanted5x 1 year ago
@lovethewanted5x 3G just lets you connect to the Whispernet in places where there is no WiFi, like when you're on the road or at an airport that doesn't make it easy to connect to wifi. If you are mainly going to buy books for your Kindle in your home or office where there is wifi, then you might be able to get buy with the $139 model. I have the 3G and really like the convenience of connection just about anywhere.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
I'm very glad of my recent purchase of the kindle 3. But, I also purchased a leather case with the light. I just can't imagine carrying this device around without some kind of outer protection. AWESOME DEVICE!
TavisMinner25 1 year ago
I'm considering getting a kinlde. how do you post notes from books to facebook?
WiliamKali 1 year ago
@WiliamKali Sorry for the slow response. You enter your Facebook username and password and set up your Kindle to post notes to it (or Twitter.) It's pretty fun.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
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StuartFinlay1 1 year ago
when you are not using the kindle (say overnight) do you turn the thing OFF or do you leave it on stand by - At the moment, I just leave it on stand by, so that I dont need to wait for it to load up again the next time I use it - I am wondering is there any technical advantage wherether using OFF or stand by - or is it a case of personal preference ?
akurtula 1 year ago
@akurtula I just put mine in sleep mode when I'm not using it, by moving the power button over to the right briefly and then letting it return to its default position. I leave the WiFi/3G on, because I have several subscriptions - to blogs, a magazine and newspaper, so I like to have them arrive when I'm sleeping.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@LenEdgerly thanks, that's more or les what I have been doing, just thought I'd ask just in case, thanks for you help
akurtula 1 year ago
i bought the kindle now and I am loving it - though as you and the manual pointed out, that you can view the highlights and archie books through kindle.amazon.com, that is not working for me. - I can login to the site (which means it works) but the highlights are not showing (i can access them within kindle, but not on the website), and suggestions?? but other than that I am REALLY loving it - thanks to these videos :)
akurtula 1 year ago
@akurtula Are you sure you are connected to the Whispernet either by Wi-Fi if your Kindle has it or 3G?
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@LenEdgerly that must be the problem, I tried to connect to the whispernet by following online guide but when I go to my Amazon management page - I cant see "Manage synchronization between devices" anywhere, the wi-fi works, the email service works (username@amazon.com) - so I dont know whats going on - As I said the wifi works fine
akurtula 1 year ago
I don't know much about Kindle because I don't own one yet, but as I have seen there is no eBook divice that allows readers to highlight important quotes and take notes on the bottom of each page as we can do on ordinary paperback ones.
rsxsb81 1 year ago
@rsxsb81 You can highlight passages and write notes with the Kindle, and then retrieve them conveniently at kindle.amazon.com . It's very handy, and I use this capability a lot.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@rsxsb81 Really! We can do so on Kindle as well! I'm amazed! I do need to get one as soon as possible.
rsxsb81 1 year ago
this is one of the best reviews I have seen in youtube, do you know if it you be posible to upload pdfs into the device from my computer, and if for some reason you would not want to buy books from amazon (therefore use it only for pdfs or books from free alternatives) - is it still worth buying the kindle - for example on my phone I can upload by books (epub format) from my pc therefore don't need to buy book that I already have - basically is it worth it if you don't what to use amazon store?
akurtula 1 year ago
@akurtula Thanks! Yes, you can sideload PDFs to the Kindle from your computer. The navigation is not as convenient as it is for a Kindle-formatted book, but it's readable. You can get free books for the Kindle, and also purchased ones in .mobi format or .prc from places other than Amazon. You can't read .epub formatted books, which means you can't read books purchased at Barnes & Noble and Sony Reader store unless they are DRM free. in that case you can use a free program, Calibre, to convert.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
You seem like such a loveable person, was a pleasure to watch this review.
Are you able to listen to Audiobooks on the Kindle? If so, how is the sound quality from both standard headphones, and the built-in speakers? Does the sound quality differ a vast amount, in comparison to if the Audiobook was to be played on a PC?
Thanks in advance.
PoshMurder 1 year ago 2
@PoshMurder I have not done so myself, but I know you can listen to audiobooks on your Kindle. Audible books are especially well set up for it. With headphones, I bet the sound quality would be very similar to your PC, but the speakers on the Kindle are little and probably won't have near the sound quality of the usual desktop PC speakers. Hope that's helpful.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
I own the Kindle 3 and I think it is amazing the features are just great I always find a book I wants and I even find new genres that I never thought I would like. The Kindle is great for older people. Very easy to use, my even a complete moron would be able to find out how to access all the features of the Kindle, simply the Kindle is a must to have for anyonw who reads and loves to read and stay connected to friends.
bader854 1 year ago
People can be so immature. Ignore them. Thanks for the video, I'm thinking I'll buy a Kindle gen. 3!
evilillusionist 1 year ago 2
@evilillusionist The Nook color, is worth a look.
marvininniss 1 year ago
@marvininniss i really wish fanboys would stop spamming reviews for other products. let peole come to their own conclusion based on lengthy reviews, not some fanboy going "The Nook color is worth a look."
WiliamKali 1 year ago
Is the Kindle 3 good for older people , for ease of use?
fredlwal 1 year ago
@fredlwal Very much so. I'm 60, so that's getting up there, and my parents - both in their 80s - are loving their Kindles. My father likes that he can include his Kindle 3 in his suit pocket and have it always with him when he's waiting at a doctor's appointment or other inconvenience. The controls are sophisticated but designed for ease of use. Older people tend to love to read, and this device is heaven for that purpose.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
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Alanwilliams46 1 year ago
Very good video, ignore these rude people.
hpgwdthefan 1 year ago 2
Haha.. Swallowing.
I got mine the other day. It's great. Does the job
stefanalexanderlay 1 year ago
MAN PURSE
Devornine 1 year ago
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OMG!! Harry Potter got way older!!
djugs07 1 year ago
6 inches is too small I think. I would be changing the pages very often.
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thanks for the video! after seeing it I ordered the new Kindle 3!! hopefully I won't be dissapointed. The biggest advantage for me (and maybe also for other non-native speakers) is a build-in dictionary as it may speed up my reading (no need to search in a paper dictionary).
myrisek1 1 year ago
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myrisek1 1 year ago
Nice video, I am looking into getting one, but cant decide between Nook or Kindle 3. this was quite helpful
ps: the internet is full of a-holes like "blang97" there, just ignore them ;)
xKaoKaox 1 year ago
Very nicely done. Please ignore people hurtful comments. Thank-you.
Peace1violence0 1 year ago
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myrisek1 1 year ago
You're basically saying that the contrast on the 2nd kindle wasn't that great and also it was too wide and heavy. So what you're gonna say about the 3rd when the 4th is out?
guesarion 1 year ago
@guesarion Point taken. But even though I prefer the latest generation Kindle, I am still impressed with the readability and features of the original and the K2. We have given the prior models to friends and family, and they love them. They do keep getting better, and I'm sure color screen and maybe touchscreen will be coming if not this year then next.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
Since the kindle 3 reads PDF formats does that mean it can read PDF magazines? how does the images look like on the kindle? let me know
I thinking about saving my money till the 4th generation comes out and see for myself if its worth buying
flawns 1 year ago
Can you please tell me the type/model and brand name of your leather bag?
Additionally, just purchased a Kindle 3, and can’t wait for it to arrive!
P.S. Great review :-)
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rhino37 1 year ago
has this came out in stores yet ? if so which store u recommend i purchase one at ?and what is the price ranges ?
southbronxboy 1 year ago
@southbronxboy You can buy them at Staples and Target. Easiest way to buy is Amazon.com and you can keep it for 30 days to try it, then send it back for full refund if for some reason you don't like it.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@southbronxboy GET IT FROM BEST BUY WITH A CASE, THESE THINGS ARE MORE DELICATE THEN YOUR PENIS
AsianKidsPro 1 year ago
@TehRiamu Not that I know of
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
can't w8 to get mine it is coming in 2 days
BlissfulOasis 1 year ago
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its called a sym key like symbol you retard
blang97 1 year ago
@blang97 Got it. Thanks!
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@blang97 pretty rude, retard
urwhatthewho 1 year ago
@blang97 wow, rude much?
xKaoKaox 1 year ago
@blang97 I got an idea! No one gives a shit faggot!
angel2geek 1 year ago
Just for your information. You can type in numbers by using the keyboard. You use the shift key on the lower left hand side on the Kindle and the numbers are along the top row of letters staring with 1 from left to right and going to zero on far right side. I thought you might like to know this since it is easier than having to press "SYM' key each time your want to type a number.
trishtaylor80 1 year ago
Man purse, lol
JAWZxz 1 year ago
can you read the books that are download even if you are not at a wifi access point?.
mzkbell 1 year ago
@mzkbell Yes.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@LenEdgerly can you put in a a micro Memory to expand memory space?
washingtons101 1 year ago
Hi Len. Thanks for the review. I've been wanting to buy an ereader mainly used for studying foreign languages (chinese & korean). I was wondering how to type using chinese & korean characters when taking notes? Can I install additional chinese and korean dictionaries? Thank you for your help.
ToobJoon13 1 year ago
Thanks for ur review, really useful for my decision.
Ucada 1 year ago
thank you for this professional review.
Can you download html pages for web and read them offline?
I would be really interesting to read new off line
doukkali125 1 year ago
can you download music onto your Kindle?
ExtremeNinjaPanda 1 year ago
@ExtremeNinjaPanda Yes.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@LenEdgerly how
SuperEminemfan16 1 year ago
I have to say the Kindle 3 is the best 'gadget' I've ever used. It's virtually as easy to read from as a real book thanks to the much better contrast. I haven't even bought a book yet - I'm enjoying all the out of copyright stuff that's out there.
mostmusicisbad 1 year ago
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JamesScilz 1 year ago
New Kindle Store
JamesScilz 1 year ago
And here's a tip for typing numbers on your Kindle.
Hold the Alt key and the qwerty row becomes a number pad.
So:
qwertyuiop
=
1234567890
Hope that helps.
guyhowepharr 1 year ago 2
@guyhowepharr
Thanks so much for this tip :3
I ordered my KIndle Tuesday of this week. Hopefully it gets here no later than Monday.
I really took interest in these e-readers, had to get one.
darkwolfy503 1 year ago
I've had my Kindle G3 for about a month. To answer some of the Qs about G3, here is my opinion.
If you have the money, get it. But don't expect to be browsing the web on the go or reading and sending email on this instead of your pc or phone. The browser is not developed enough to make this anything but a very frustrating experience. The pointer jumps around the screen so focusing on what you want is tricky.
If you really need to use email then G3 can get you out of a scrape. But that's it.
guyhowepharr 1 year ago
Does the Wi Fi use battery power at a slower rate than the 3G? I am loving some of these new features. I have a Kindle 1. So I only have 3G at this point. I buy most of my books via the Amazon website and then sync to my Kindle later. I am unsure whether I would want the Wi Fi only or the Wi Fi and 3G.
awesomevegan 1 year ago
I have been wanting an E-reader for a year or so, but I'm not sure about the black flash when you change pages. is this difficult to get used to?
MDCporksoda 1 year ago
@MDCporksoda I was wondering the same thing, it seems kind of distracting, but not much different than flipping a page...
spartan29032 1 year ago
Do you need a 3G account with an internet provider, or does this give free web browsing?
alainamarieclaire 1 year ago
before u do any more review, get a tripod first ;)
jimiman 1 year ago
Props on the manpurse. Righteous.
DeathToTheseWalls 1 year ago
Good review! Are you familiar with the Nook? If so, would you say it is better, too close to call, not as good? Thank you!
faronb 1 year ago
Excellent review, but I'm still torn between the regular and the wifi with 3G kindle. £40 is a fair chunk of cash for me. Would you say it's worth having the 3G capabilities? I don't intend to buy books via the kindle if I can buy them via my usual PC. Would appreciate some advice from anyone on this before I make my choice. Thanks a lot.
Shindai 1 year ago
@Shindai If you don't plan to buy books via the Kindle and you won't rely on it for web access, the WiFi should meet your needs just fine, IMO. I seldom use my Kindle 3 3G for web access, though on an upcoming trip to Africa I might find that more useful than I do here in the States. Either way, you can't go wrong.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@Shindai
I probably don't need the 3G capability, but I have it anyway. I like the idea of being somewhere and being able to browse amazon -- that's just me. Have I ever been in that situation where was on jury duty or stuck in an airport etc.?
No.
The 3G is a nice extra -- that's it. You can download (WI-FI) all the books you want to your PC and simply move then to your Kindle, so have yourself a portable library.
jaybird321 1 year ago
@Shindai I have the Wifi one and I love it. I purchase my books on my pc and USB transfer over to my kindle a lot. Also as long as the Wifi is not password locked you can access the store or web via wifi. I've used starbucks, mcdonalds, and several other free wifi locations before. I also own an original kindle with 3G access and so far I hardly miss it on my new device.
Anifanboy 1 year ago
@Shindai I have the Wifi one and I love it. I purchase my books on my pc and USB transfer over to my kindle a lot. Also as long as the Wifi is not password locked (assuming of course that you dont know the password ) you can access the store or web via wifi. I've used starbucks, mcdonalds, and several other free wifi locations before. I also own an original kindle with 3G access and so far I hardly miss it on my new device.
Anifanboy 1 year ago
139 is pretty cheap for a kindle with all those awesome features. (I bet it would cost more if it was in color. But black and white is no problem 4 me.)
AZNAngel32 1 year ago
can you borrow books (like a library)?
1swimmer100 1 year ago
@1swimmer100 That would be a great idea :) Maybe if they could be downloaded in a format that expires after a month and could only be used on the kindle and its PC app? I'd be up for that :)
Shindai 1 year ago
Hi. Thank you for the wonderful review. But I have one question.
Can the wifi be used in any countries that has the wifi coverage?
I'm still deciding whether or not to get 3G. I don't need to get a internet connection EVERYWHERE i go. Just some places and I dont mind looking for those places. But I frequently travel back and forth between Japan and canada and I was wondering if as long as I find a wifi hot spot in both countries, I can get an internet connection??
roxymilky 1 year ago
@roxymilky I'm pretty sure the WiFi works wherever there is WiFi, in US or abroad. I'll be testing that assumption while we're in South Africa and Botswana on an upcoming trip. Good luck!
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
Yo. Len. It's Doug from Cheyenne, former PSC atty at law... wondered where you went. Nice review. I'm thinking about the Kindle3 and just saw you video review on YT. Hope you are well.
gsridr 1 year ago
can you see the covers of the books you purchase? Does the kindle have like a bookshelf view to see your books by their covers?
faraz1192 1 year ago
@faraz1192 Usually you can see the covers. With the book open, go to Menu and then "Go to..." then "Cover." Some books show up on the Kindle with a generic e-book cover that's not very interesting, but most have an image of the cover you'd see on the hardcover version.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
Omg, I totally love the new changes, it's lighter, and what we love the most, it's more expensive, how can you not pay more for something that isn't even in color, don't even mention color, do we really anything else than black and white, color is overrated. Pictures in books should only look black and white, why do we need detail anyways. Thanks amazon for another great product we greatly have use for, thanks. Btw, nice touch, in not having touch screen,why botter with that. We love you kindle!
Ryuuken24 1 year ago
great review thank you!
frizico 1 year ago
wut do u think is the best ..Kindle DX? or Kindle 3? and it look small ? doesn't bother me while reading? thnx
FaFFya 1 year ago
@FaFFya I prefer the Kindle 3, because the smaller size makes it easier to carry with me, and I mainly read books so I don't need the larger screen size.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me if I can put my own books on to the kindle 3? My friend uploads free ones to me, I mean does it take all the right e-book formats.
JohnnyZenith 1 year ago
Great review, thank you :) I do have a couple of questions about highlighting and annotations, and I have not been able to find any detailed explanations of how annotations work on Kindle 3. How are they displayed in the book? Can you view them next to the text? Is it possible to have a margin where notes always who up? Is it easy to find notes later if not?
I like seeing notes in the margin of a book next to the text, it would be great to know if I can view notes and text together with this :)
doenjangnam 1 year ago
@doenjangnam Highlights and notes appear in the book - the highlights as lightly underlined text and the notes as numbers next to the text. If you highlight the number, the note appears at the bottom of the screen. There is no margin for notes, but you can see all your notes and highlights as a list that you can then use to move to those portions of the book you thought were important. What's very cool is you also can see ALL your highlights and notes at kindle.amazon.com
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@LenEdgerly That's great, thanks for the reply Len! Definitely helps :)
doenjangnam 1 year ago
@doenjangnam - Sorry for the delay in responding. Highlights appear in your Kindle book as lightly underlined text. Notes are marked by a number in the text, and when you move the cursor to that spot you will see the note in a window that appears at the bottom of the screen. You can't see the notes in a margin as you suggest (though that's a great idea). It's easy to find notes on your Kindle by choosing "View My Notes & Marks" from within the book. That creates a list of all highlights/notes.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
That was a fabulous review mate :)
Thanks a lot, I will purchase one this week itself...
One thing to ask was, does the 3g version justify ? Budget isn't a major issue for
myself as this will be my first ebook reader.
Should I spend the extra £39 (I Live in London, UK) for this version or just get the wifi version for £109 ?
Any replies would be helpful.
nkmistry 1 year ago
@nkmistry I don't think you'd ever regret paying the extra money for the 3G. That way you never have to think about whether you have WiFi coverage to buy a book or download a blog or periodical you subscribe to. I have it on mine and am very glad of it. Airports are a good example. Some have free WiFi, but there are usually hoops to jump through to get it. Better to use the 3G to grab an individual copy of the New Yorker or the Economist before boarding and and be done with it.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
@nkmistry I hope you've purchased your Kindle by now and are loving it! I definitely think the 3G is preferable, for convenience of downloading w/o hunting for WiFi when traveling. Plus, I have a couple of subscriptions that are active, so they always arrive on 3G whether or not I'm by a WiFi spot.
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
Regarding the sym menu - you can continue typing with the menu open and numbers are available by using the alt key and the top row of the keyboard. Still not perfect but I don't seem to use numbers as much. =]
Cowinspace 1 year ago
Excellent review. Thanks for taking the time to present a thorough explanation of the changes between Kindle 2 and Kindle 3. This was very helpful. I can easily see why the new Kindle 3G is currently on backorder.
2lioncobra 1 year ago
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love your video :D
here is one tip, you can type numbers by pressing Alt+QWERTY keys!
i've just ordered one 3 days ago and it's going to be shipped out in 2 weeks, i just can't wait to have it in my hand :P
wataruterada123 1 year ago
love your video :D
here is one tip, you could type numbers bu pressing Alt+QWERTY keys.
i've ordered one 3 days ago and it's going to be shipped in 2 weeks!! can't wait to have it my hand :P
wataruterada123 1 year ago
An excellent demo; thank you for sharing. Also, many kudos on EBooks For Troops. Such a fantastic idea.
SchalaKid 1 year ago
Very good review !
You sound like a true Kindle Guru !!
I would like to know what is ment by its being ble to handle pdf documents? I want to be able to store a list of names and phone numbers. I have read that the Kindle ap for 0.99 is no good. Can I make a list with my Microsoft Works 9 and via wifi send it to the Kindle?
Digital regards,
BiLL
TheBill2468 1 year ago
@TheBill2468 Bill, the new Kindles have improved ability to read PDF files, but a lot depends on the file itself. On some that I've tried, I was able to highlight text, write notes, and look up words and search. On others, not.
You can create a list in Works, save it as a .doc file and email it to Kindle for conversion to a file that will open on your Kindle. You can pay to have it wirelessly delivered over 3G, or you can get free wireless delivery if you are connected to WiFi.
Len
LenEdgerly 1 year ago
go nook!! book "loaning", color touchscreen menu, micro sd card slot, removable battery, and epub file compatibility pushes the nook over the top. even though the nook gui runs a little slower than the kindle, i think the nook is the way to go. plus the nook just looks nicer...the kindle looks like a toy with the keyboard(how often would someone really use this) and awkward joystick. the nook's androird hackable os is another benefit
proc5454 1 year ago
@proc5454 i agree with your strong point on nook,but i kinda doubt the variety of books provided that can be used on nooks. I guess kindle stores has more books than nook's.
stevaq 1 year ago
excellent and informative review. succinct and intelligent
wertwert232314 1 year ago
I want a kindle 3 so bad. They are currently backed up until the 17th of September before they start shipping out again. I know I could go ahead and order one but I hate to put the money out there just to have to wait. So I'm gonna wait until then and try to get one or maybe Target will get some in like they are supposed to. Love kindle on my Android but I think it would be better with the real thing.
AuburnDude40 1 year ago
@AuburnDude40 They don't bill you until it ships, better to pre-order, and you can cancel up until they do ship...
fabsgwu 1 year ago
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Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
MBS19702 1 year ago
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Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
MBS19702 1 year ago
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Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
MBS19702 1 year ago
Really want to know more about the PDF feature. 1) can you really add notes on a PDF file? 2) If so, when you transfer your PDF file to a PC, does it keep the notes and highlights? 3) as per a post below, would you need to encode/create the PDF file in a certain manner to be able to use notes and highlights? I appreciate any input, thanks so much.
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MBS19702 1 year ago
Thanks Len, Great Review.
patrick63tobin 1 year ago
Hey thanks for the review! Looks good to me.
gupsphoo 1 year ago
Great review, thanks for taking the time to make it.
Add some fuel to the fire for us waiting until...sept 17th!!
robyndcanada 1 year ago
get a tripod,plz.,but a good review :D you seem like a nice guy :D
teebeartheunicorn 1 year ago