Thread: 4 GB storage on Kindle?
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Old 11-17-2010, 03:49 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by TheKindleWorm View Post
I love having all my books dumped right onto my Kindle because I do tend to search through them a lot.

However, if space was a problem, I also store all my ebooks on dropbox.com As long as you are online with wifi or 3G, you can access any Kindle-friendly files (mobi, prc and azw) and download them onto your Kindle right from the Kindle web browser.

Process explained in these two posts:

http://www.thekindleworm.com/2010/10...g-dropbox.html

http://www.thekindleworm.com/2010/10...s-to-your.html
Or calibre content server.

The fly in this ointment is that it doesn't work with PDF, or CBZ/ZIP (image file containers) which are generally larger and if they could be downloaded on demand, would confer more benefit in terms of storage savings. Wish Amazon would allow these to download, at least over wifi.
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