Thread: Basic Kindle as a kick around device
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Old 03-27-2014, 02:56 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
According to his profile info, the Kindle DX.
Okay. Then I understand why Teyrnon would want something lighter to carry around. I think either the Kindle "NT" or Paperwhite would be fine -- but the Paperwhite costs about twice as much as the "NT"-- and it appears Teyrnon is quite happy with the DX for reading at home and that he/she is looking for a secondary Kindle, not a primary one.

As for the Paperwhite ... I'm still considering whether I want one or not. They are nice, but so are all the other Kindles, in my opinion. I've got a used Touch now -- which is turning into my primary reading machine (unless I'm reading in the dark where I use the Kindle "NT" with my M-Edge case and E-Luminator). I really don't have any problem going back and forth from buttons to touch. Of course, I'm used to it, because I went back and forth between my Kindle "NT" and Nook Simple Touch for quite a while -- still do use the Nook sometimes.
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