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Originally Posted by Prestidigitweeze
But why would KF8 be significantly easier to run on the K3 than the K2/DX? Apart from having more RAM and being able to play audio content, isn't the K3 closer to the K2 than it is to the newest batch?
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The software on the Kindle (the new, non-touch version) is very similar to the software on the Kindle Keyboard.
The only difference is the on-screen keyboard and some additional menu entries to accommodate things that you need the keyboard for (e.g. changing the text size).
Hardware wise, the newer Kindle models do have a newer processor, but I can't think of anything in the new format that wouldn't work on Kindle Keyboard.
The Kindle Keyboard has a very powerful web browser that is able to support far more HTML5, CSS, SVG and JavaScript features than KF8 plans to support.
I think that could be the key - I wouldn't be surprised if KF8 used the WebKit browser found on Kindle Keyboard/Kindle (non-touch) and Kindle Touch.