Thread: Glo Organize books from SD card
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Old 10-31-2012, 07:52 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by echwel View Post
I keep them on my hard drive, managed by Calibre.

But despite that, why should e-readers have 2 GB of memory, if it is not meant to be used or because 'the device is not developed to do so', and more important, why is it an important part of marketing then?
Because that is the next size card up from 1GB, which would be too small.

Until recently, the Kobo firmware wouldn't let you fill a 32 gb SD card and have enough room on the internal drive for the database and images.
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