Thread: Thinking About a kindle - But What Of My Existing Library
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Old 04-21-2012, 07:05 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn View Post
Once you get your new e-Reader, be it a Kindle or a Sony TR-1, you might want to consider some Cloud solution for your e-books. Loading them to Dropbox is way better than Ambien.

I do not really get these recommendations of storing e-books in the cloud. I can easily put thousands of books on my reader with a SD-Card. Otherwise I backup all my e-books just like all my other files e.g. mp3s, photos etc.
I have recently bought a 2 TB harddisk that serves as an off-site backup and for this purpose it is locked securely at my office. Cloud storage solutions are so limited in size and the upload takes so much time that I don't know how this can work for most people.
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