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Originally Posted by HarryT
I think the Kindle Touch (the successor to the K3) had a speaker and TTS, didn't it? I have a vague recollection of this being the case, but I may well be wrong.
EDIT: Yes, it did. See:
https://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Touch-.../dp/B005890G8Y
This was the point at which the Kindle line split into the "basic Kindle" (the K4) and the Touch (the K5). The K5 had audio and TTS; the K4 didn't. The Touch was the last Kindle model to have a speaker. |
Maybe specific models of that model. My sister has a Kindle Touch and it has no speaker.
But still, the thing is that if you have no need for text-to-speech, it's not a game changer for the OP. That is really the primary advancement that they wouldn't get from an older model. For me though, it was the reason I bought it despite having a collection of ereaders.