Thread: Which e-readers are capable of receiving books by e-mail?
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Old 04-02-2020, 04:06 AM   #11
Richwood
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
I prefer a USB connection and then the eReader gets charged.

Also the "email to ereader" idea may mean you don't have a backup. There are also privacy issues and it needs reliable Internet.
Internet not necessary if you have one of the Kindle readers that includes cellular communications. This is/was an option on the Kindle Touch, all versions of the PW, the Voyage and the Oasis generations 9 and 10. Overpriced option but handy as works almost everywhere cellular communication is available. IMO I believe this option is a Kindle exclusive.
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