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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib
I use my cell phone, too, when I'm out and about. For me, audiobooks on an eink reader - even with the 'somewhat-now standard' 32 gigs on said reader - is not enough for me.
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Yeah, shockingly I managed to nearly fill the 8GBs on my Clara through careful inattention and diligently not removing books I finished.
Even so, this was filled with kepubs, not PDFs, comics or other large sized files. So audio could be a problem.
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When I'm out and about and just want to read (no audiobooks!), sitting outside in Miraflores and drinking a cappuccino while watching the beautiful buses with their wonderful black exhaust fumes spewing into the air, then of course I'll take my ebook reader with me.
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Of course, those black exhaust fumes could leave audio books as your onlly option. At least until they clear.
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So, for me, it depends on what I want to do: READ OR LISTEN.
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I've never gotten into audio books, but I do like to listen to podcasts and old time radio shows. And I've never once thought 'why can't my eink device play these?
I already have my ear buds and bluetooth speakers set to automatically connect to my phone. Plus I can cast to my smart speakers and there's Android auto in the car.
In what way would my Kobo improve on that experience?