Thread: Paper books still have an advantage
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Old 04-09-2023, 12:30 PM   #215
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Originally Posted by fduniho View Post

I just bought a Scribe with 64GB, and even before that, my 4GB Kindle Touch never ran out of space. Meanwhile, I have lots of physical books stored in boxes in another building, because I don't have the shelf space for them.

My Kobo has way less than 64 and it is not 1/4 used.

I guess if I treated multi-media as 'books', I would have some need. Even an Audiobook is usually under a Gig

But other than that, WHY keep all your books (includes those read) on the device unless they are frequently used (academic or professional) references ?
I have Calibre for main storage and index (card catalog) for the bulk of my Library.
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