Thread: Do we need more or less features in ebook readers?
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Old 12-19-2012, 09:16 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
My perfect ereader would be a cross between my K3 and the Paperwhite - all the Paperwhite features, plus side buttons, plus text to speech.
This.

Also the ability to copy and paste to the search function in the K3, and the ease at which you can turn the WiFi on / off.

I still am using my K3 for the commute for TTS & for reading at lunch. When home I use the PW. Whispersync is amazing.

Tomorrow I am opening my Kindle Fire 2 that's been sitting on my desk since Cyber Monday as it's my bday. I really doubt I'll be reading books on it, but hey that's always an option.
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