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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Buy a cheap used eink Kindle and register it to your account. Then you can put it in a drawer for the next 10 years, but you'll have the "Download and transfer via USB" option available for downloading your Amazon purchases.
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Originally Posted by Quoth
An actual eink Kindle, KK3, or ideally later model you can register. Then it can die.
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I use Linux and this is the way I do it. It works well. In the U.S. you can find these for about $20 to $25 shipped on Shop Goodwill. In England I can only look at eBay and they look fairly inexpensive...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275074922...AAAOSwmS1hw2No
More...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f...sacat=0&_sop=2
I'm not sure what the cut-off point is for how new the Kindle can be and still work for this (someone here probably knows). If I was to guess I would say through the first Paperwhite edition -- but it's just a guess. I know the Kindle Basic (no-touch) with the buttons (4th generation) works and so does the Kindle 3 (keyboard).
Good luck.