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Originally Posted by Prince Hal
Can anyone share their experiences of using the Kindle as a notetaker using the built-in keyboard ? I would assume that it isn't "touch-type" but it cannot be worse than using a mobile / cell phone. Also, are there limits to the amount of notes you can take and how can they be exported off the Kindle ? Can they be stored in a format that can be read by MS Word ?
Many thanks for your help on this. I currently have the very elegant Sony PRS505, but it's the notetaking that grabs me.
Many thanks,,
Hal.
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If you're an ace texter already, the Kindle's keyboard should be a snap-better than a cellphone, because the QWERTY layout means no scrolling between multiple letters assigned to a key (as on a cellphone). It's more of a "thumb-board" than anything else.
I know there are size limits for clips from pages, but I've never heard of anyone hitting a limit on notes. The notes I've taken have been pretty spare. It comes off as text and can be taken directly into Word.