MobileRead Forums - View Single Post - Infrastructure questions between K Voyage and Paperwhite

Josieb1 · 05-12-2015, 09:56 AM

Question 1 - I have no idea, I've never had an issue with pictures in a book but I don't see many.

Question 2 - I've had a kindle ereader since the Kindle Keyboard and they have never used a Carousel, that's only the Fires and yes they still have them.

Question 3 - Yes I think the pixel density (PPI) of the Voyage makes a difference and is better than the PW2.

Question 4 - I use the adaptive lighting sensor on the Voyage and think it's a great addition to the functionality.

Question 5 - 3G is nice to have but not really essential as long as you have wifi at home, or where you plan to load your books.

Question 6 - Yes you can use any micro USB to charge and to load books via USB.

Question 7- Yes non amazon books be sideloaded via either using USB (I use it with calibre) or by emailing direct to your kindles email address (or using Amazons software Send to Kindle which you download to your PC)

05-12-2015, 09:56 AM	#2
Josieb1 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,086 Karma: 18051062 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: UK Device: Kindle Scribe, Coloursoft, PW SE, Kindle 6, Kobo Libra 2	Question 1 - I have no idea, I've never had an issue with pictures in a book but I don't see many. Question 2 - I've had a kindle ereader since the Kindle Keyboard and they have never used a Carousel, that's only the Fires and yes they still have them. Question 3 - Yes I think the pixel density (PPI) of the Voyage makes a difference and is better than the PW2. Question 4 - I use the adaptive lighting sensor on the Voyage and think it's a great addition to the functionality. Question 5 - 3G is nice to have but not really essential as long as you have wifi at home, or where you plan to load your books. Question 6 - Yes you can use any micro USB to charge and to load books via USB. Question 7- Yes non amazon books be sideloaded via either using USB (I use it with calibre) or by emailing direct to your kindles email address (or using Amazons software Send to Kindle which you download to your PC)