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Originally Posted by new
I have my DXG in my closet, it is a nice ereader. But alas the clip on book lights never worked for me. I either had a droopy one or one that I couldn't aim right. I am strictly a night reader with complete darkness.
It does have a TTS I believe, I can't remember anymore.
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DXG has TTS, yes, I have checked. K4NT does not, of course.
So far I'm torn whether or not to try clip-on lights for the DXG. It was an impulse buy. I'll keep it, of course, but I don't know what its use is going to be yet.
In the Kindle DX thread (
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...7&postcount=50) ThomasC shared this tip as a good one for the big DX screen:
Dick Smith LED e-Reader Flexible Kindle / Booklight
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/ereaders...ght-dsau-s4182
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Originally Posted by new
Back to the K4BNT ($69 baby kindle) what I find interesting for me is I can now read on smaller size fonts that I was unable to on any other reader I have had
I tried the small fonts on PW and nope I can't see it. I wear glasses (older eyes) and I can read it without my glasses too. I an nearsighted. So between the built in clip on light and the nice dark fonts on the K4BNT I am quite happy with it. I put a few strips of the fabric tape on the back of the cover so it won't slip off my bed at night. Works fine.
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Yes, I agree with these points. The integrated lighted cover and the nice blackness level on K4BNT have made it the best solution so far for me as well. Personally I haven't had issues with cover slippiness, but good that you found a solution! Thanks for the tip.
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Originally Posted by new
By the way my PW went bonkers and I had to deregister it and start over. You know when you open a book (new one) several books down it should put that book on top as "recent". Well it wouldn't do that anymore. Also it would lock up like a computer (mine anyway) and was unresponsive alot. Don't know what to make of the buggy software. I have had it almost one year, is it going to just die quietly now?
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I haven't come across that. I use PW very little, though.