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Originally Posted by ficbot
I have a K3 I am very happy with, but apparently my uncle has stolen the K2 I gave to my aunt, so she now wants another one when I upgrade the one I have now. So, excuse to buy a new Kindle  The question is, should I get another Kindle Keyboard, or should I get the new bitty-sized ones? I like the size and form factor of the new teeny tinies but want to make sure I am not losing any features I use. I know it has no text to speech and that is no longer an issue for me (although it is for my aunt, so she's happier with my used Kindle 3). But specially, I want to check the following things:
- Can I use collections? And is there an easier way to do this than manually on a keyboard-less device? I have not investigated Calibre plug-ins, how hard are those to set up and configure?
- Does dictionary lookup work? And can I install non-English dictionaries or change the primary dictionary in any way? I read in French from time to time and I do have a French dictionary purchased from Amazon which I would like to continue using.
- How many books does it hold? I keep about 500 on my K3. It has space for more, but I find it slows down intolerably when it gets much bigger. I know the K4 has a better processor than the K3. How many books will it comfortably hold without a performance issue?
- Any other tips or tricks or issues I should be aware of when coming from the K3 to the K4? I am assuming whispersync and all that other business will continue to work as usual but I am not sure what other features they left out. |
Families are like that, but usually it is the kids not the older people.