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Originally Posted by ProfCrash
I know that the Kindle has a webpage you can go to and view all of your notes.You go to Kindle.amazon.com and you can look at all of your notes and highlights.At the very least, you can do a quick cut and paste from there. I am taking a look and I don't see an easy export option.
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Cut and Paste works for me. That looks easy enough and would be a big help. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash
The 650 is a very nice machine. You will not be disappointed if you get one. It does not offer anything that I think is so special that it is worth the extra money you have to pay for it. I know people discuss how well built it is but I have a K1 (traveled all over the US, Australia, and New Zealans. Spent time on planes, at the beach, in a backpack, and all over the house), DXG, and K3. The K1 is coming on three years old and works perfectly. No problems. So I don't buy that you need the extra protection that the Sony's metal casing provides. I am not a huge fan of touch screens so that is not a winner for me. I love my 3G/WiFi connectivity and I could not get that on the 650.
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I love the touch screen, but I have been using an ipod for 3 years. The K3 keyboard is nice to use and I have no problem typing on it. Debating whether the 650 is worth 90$ more with no wifi and less formating options. I am kind of hoping Best Buy gets more in so I can do some in store comparisons.
I don't think I need wifi, but that may be like the dictionary, where I find I like it after the fact. The one reason people are for wifi is to look at wikipedia. I tend to do that with some of the books I read to fill in the background. I usually have my ipod with me, but not always.
I have never heard anyone complain about the Kindle not being durable. I have heard nothing but good things about them from friends. People tend to think I am crazy for trying something different, but that is nothing new.
