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Originally Posted by knc1
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The price was only a piece of my reason, the main part was the amount of support it has.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-touch
Besides, while that is a good price, I paid $21 including shipping for a refurb.
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The problem is that Readers that run Android use old versions and sometimes too old to run the software you want.
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All I want is:
1)ePub reader (any other formats are a plus)
2)word processor
I own a good windows laptop and android phone. All I would want to do is read books, write, and do papers for school. I'm not really worried that I won't be able to do those things. Anything else I would do as I am doing now.
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Not likely for that one.
That one (at least the demo) is javascript.
The javascript support in the DX browser is little to none.
Now the the KT3:
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Originally Posted by Panchax View Post
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Because it was <1/7 the price of any other ereader I thought I might want.
Time for a re-think if that 1/7th price is what you are basing your decision on:
https://www.amazon.com/Barnes-Noble-.../dp/140053271X
vs
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZV9PXP2/
If the javascript and html5 native support is not enough (it should be, the Kindle systems uses it, itself), then that model will run skipstone as an alternative to its built-in browser.
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Thanks, but I bought something that can handle an actual word processor, which I think should work better than such a backhanded method ever could.