Thread: Amazon tipped to launch three new Kindle tablets in 2012
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Old 03-30-2012, 02:07 PM   #87
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I think...mostly..for the casual user. Although music can eat up space too, especially on an 8GB device. For a tablet I don't think it's a big deal, but my wife needs more like 16GB or so for music + apps, etc on her phone (otherwise it means constant tinkering with what is on it).
Audiobooks are another thing that really eat up the GB's.

I have mSD cards loaded with music, audiobooks, and movies. Some of the cards are dedicated to just music or audiobooks or movies; while a few others have a mix. Very handy to swap between my various devices - Sansa Clip Zip, Samsung Galaxy Player 4 and Samsung Galaxy Player 5.

Clouds are great at home, but worthless when wifi is non-existent. Right now, I'm listening to a classical album on Amazon's cloud with my non-Amazon tablet (SGP5).
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