Thread: Tablet just for reading and web
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Old 05-15-2015, 09:32 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by NickyWithNook View Post
What kind of Kindle do you have? A Kindle Fire? That's a much cheaper tablet and I often use mine for reading.
i read a lot on my Kindle fire - excellent device but I'd not class them as cheap - not the larger HDX ones anyway. I suppose it depends what you are comparing to ?

I also browse a lot.:a side loaded copy of firefox supports the adblock plus plug-in which makes for a much nicer experience. Silk browser,is not bad - it's reading mode is very good - but it will not block ads.

and, off topic, the KF also good for remote control of music playing on my PC - be that in foobar2000 or in spotify. I can couch-control from KF via cheap/free apps, with little disruption to reading activity.

also plex - I'd aquired that app that via amazon's free app of the day offer a while back, and after getting into it for our new fire TV stick, I rediscovered the tablet app. So after setting up a plex media server on PC, I have tablet access to all my stored movies/ tv series videos so long as my PC is on, which works pretty well.
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