Thread: How many eBooks the Kindle can hold without crashing
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Old 02-04-2008, 12:50 AM   #2
Alisa
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I'm ok with 5000 but that's based on the assumption that it would add a fair amount to the hardware cost of the device if it had the horsepower to handle organizing and searching more than that with a reasonable amount of speed. It is not important enough to me to carry 5000 books at a time to be worth much extra money. I've got a few hundred on there right now and that's fine. If they added subfolders I might carry even more since I could organize it better. Would it be great if it could search 5000 books without a hiccup? Sure. Nothing is free, though.
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