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Originally Posted by Richwood
Unless you go in for audible books or comics and manga frequently the limitation on ebook storage seems to be how many titles/books the operating system can handle without bogging down or hanging up.
Also finding a book can be a pain with too many in memory unless you remember all the titles and authors. Ebooks organization schemes on readers can leave something to be desired. By the time you reach 8 GB memory or more I am not too sure of the need for removable memory.
The latest Kindle Oasis 2 and the Kobo Aura One Deluxe (Just announced) both have 32GB of memory. I cannot see a e-reader needing more for normal Mobi, Epub or AZW book storage.
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Yes. File management seems to be the problem area in all the devices. This I have a hard time understanding because file management is not something new but something any competent programmer should know how to deal with. It is the one area in e-ink readers that really need work. The screens are as good as they need to be, so are the batteries and the rest of the physical parts of the readers. Now they need to find better ways to organize and search your titles. I want an eink reader with lots of memory like the new Oasis plus Calibre built in to manage your library. And a Home and Back button.