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Originally Posted by MrPLD
Touchscreen/pen + applets.
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Originally Posted by magicmonster
Custom screen saver or the ability to disable the screen saver without hacking or debugging the darn thing.
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Originally Posted by Barty
I too want to have screens. That seems logical and meaningful for an ereader. This may be computationally too expensive to calculate. To accurately determine the number of screens, you have to pretty much parse and format the entire book out. But hey, that's why you pay them programmers.
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey
Add EPUB.
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Originally Posted by dixieknits
Epub support.. Pleeeease...
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Originally Posted by grownupboy
love my k3 but i really wish the build quality was "a bit" better. my friend has a new sony prs-350 and it makes the kindle look like a cheap piece of plastic.
of course, i'd take the kindle's shopping ecosystem any day of the week!
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash
Adding EPub would be nice if only to stop the bitching about the lack of EPub.
Being able to customize the screen savers would be nice.
ummmm
Yeah that is about it. Short of color e-ink which may or may not happen...
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Originally Posted by BoiseShan
LIBRARY EBOOKS!!!
And move the on/off switch. I hold mine with my pinkie finger propping up the bottom. I hit the switch every time.
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Originally Posted by Tiersten
The only thing I'd really like is faster/better PDF support. I've got some technical manuals that take forever to load up on a Kindle and one of them takes so long that I've never been able to view it before giving up. The K3 isn't ideal for reading PDFs but it'd still be nice to be able to quickly look at something.
Oh and the Kindle should come with a free pony IMO 
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Originally Posted by billmilo
I don't understand why amazon doesn't let you change your own screen-saver. If you purchased a PC, and Microsoft didn't allow you to change your screesaver people would rightly complain and maybe sue MS.
It is pure arrogance on Amazon's part to think their choices for screen-saver must be liked by everyone.
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Originally Posted by mikeayers
sub collections would be at the top of my list....
screens instead of locations would be up there also.
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Originally Posted by treadlightly
1. Move the power button to the top
2. Custom screensavers
3. ePub support
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Originally Posted by Barty
I'd like to see ePub and library books support. Mobi format is pretty old and dated. Having a better format allows publishers to not have to code for the lowest common denominator. We would get better looking books. Imagine if the web were still stuck with HTML 2, circa 1994.
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Originally Posted by jocampo
-micro SD card
-7" screen
-Even better PDF support
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Originally Posted by Piper_
In addition to so many great suggestions above:
1. Ability to organize the Archives - mine are becoming way too unwieldy.
1a. Ability to sort Archives by "Most Recently purchased", so we don't have to hunt through 20 screens to find the latest books bought and sent to another device.
2. Better caulking between the screen and frame. (Stronger and less grooved, to avoid lifting and pet hair intrusions.  )
3. A single button for TTS on/off
4. Raise the 5 way's edges so it's easier to use without hitting other buttons.
5. A "Favorites" sub-menu from the main menu, so you can flip between books or documents. 
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Originally Posted by dwig
1. Font size control for the Home screen.
2. Sub-collections.
3. Improved PDF support (more zoom settings, ...)
4. Customizable screen saver. Options for "Current Book Cover", "My Pictures", "Default", "Personal Info" or "None". The latter would actually be a single image with some very small icon to allow distinction between it and the power off screen. The "My Pictures" option would use all pix in some "blessed" folder such as \Pictures\Screensaver. The "Personal Info" would display the text entered into the Personal Info section in Settings allowing you to have an "If found..." message displayed on a password locked device. Actually, anyone halfway skilled at creating bitmap images can produce the equivalent of all the other options if just an option of a custom picture folder is added.
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Originally Posted by cathie
BobLenx:
I have to agree, about the page, screen, percentage issue. the screen savers don't seem to bother me much, that being said I have only had my K3 since Christmas (& I love it, love it, love it!).
I am still exploring & playing with it (between reading!).
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Originally Posted by brooks.williams
In addition to the screensaver stuff, I'd really love better footnote support. It really sucks to have to navigate to the footnote and then click it. When reading text with multiple footnotes/screen, this gets old really fast. There should be a way to jump directly to and between footnotes.
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Originally Posted by warlock07
seamless e-ink display(The whole refresh things is a bit tiring actually)
touch screen...(imaging sliding through the pages on kindle screen.**Its so smooth I'm gonna die***.) Also note taking ability with touch screen would be perfect...
Better PDF support.....
Ideally an ipad level experience on a E-ink screen..
A man can dream..Can't he? 
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Originally Posted by januaryman
If it worked with a touch screen with all the functionality of the Kindle app on my ipad, I'd get it in a second. It's an incredible reader app. Notes, highlighting, fast page/chapter progression, search, fast dictionary pop up at the touch of a word... really a wonderful thing to behold.
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Originally Posted by myral
I'd really like to have a second, smaller Kindle to put in my handbag, but with Wi-fi and functionality of the 6-inch version. I don't use the keyboard all that often and would settle for an on-screen, on-demand keyboard.
Oh, and sub-collections. Definitely sub-collections!
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Originally Posted by Barty
I'd like to see infrared touch (so screen readability isn't affected), since I rarely use the keyboard and getting rid of it will shrink the unit a little more. However, I still want the physical page turn buttons and home/menu/back/rocker so you can do most things without touching the screen. I.e. don't be a touch purist a la Steve Jobs.
Oh and not letting me change the screensaver without a hack is just unAmerican. Seriously. Even Apple lets you do that.
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