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Old 09-14-2016, 04:47 PM   #16
MariusMasalar
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Device: Kindle Oasis, Voyage, Paperwhite 3; Kobo Aura One, H2O
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
The other item that was not brought out in the review is the lack of extendable storage. I had to remove about 260 books from the collection on my H2O to fit my library on the Aura One -- admittedly, those books were all cooking/foods related so took about the same space as the other 3000 ebooks I have and are likely happier on the iPad where the colour images can shine.
You're totally right, I actually made a note somewhere to mention storage but evidently I forgot.

It's partly because it's one of those things that I don't personally feel the absence of. Your use case (with image-heavy books) makes for a good example of where expanding the onboard storage would be handy, but since I do most of my library management off-device and read image-heavy things on an iPad I never get anywhere close to capacity.

Am I weird to keep relatively few things on my e-reader at any given time? The folks I've spoken to about this tend to do the same but I'm wondering if that's an anomaly.
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