Thread: Change of plans, maybe not a Kobo after all
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Old 11-26-2014, 09:19 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I cannot honestly recommend a nook eInk Reader. The user interface is a dreadful mess. Plus the partitioned RAM is just silly. The reading software leaves a large space at the top of the screen that you cannot get rid of. All of this things make for an experience that's not one I can recommend.
Flash memory, not RAM.

RAM is volatile memory, Flash memory is long-term storage memory that gets saved when you poweroff.


The Nook probably has say 256 MB RAM, like my Kindle.

4GB Flash Memory is about par the course for ereaders, it is that which the Nook partitions.
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