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BuddyBoy · 02-09-2007, 01:02 AM

I selected yes becuase for most of last three months I was using a 2 GB SD card to hold all my books.

But, like eveyone else, the navigation started to become a problem with more that 10 pages of books, and worse, my battery life seemed to be seriously compromised. I've taken the SD card out, and now my battery life it back to normal and I limit myself to having 20 or 30 books at a time on it.

Failing a proper filing system for the books, I'd almost settle for the ability to move titles from the SD card to the internal memory without a computer. That way I can take a 2GB library when I travel, but only move the books I want onto the reader.

02-09-2007, 01:02 AM	#18
BuddyBoy eBookin' Fool Posts: 310 Karma: 1008360 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Vancouver, BC Device: Kindle Paperwhite, KK, iPad (Ex Prs 505, 500, Reb1100-2150, Rocket)	I selected yes becuase for most of last three months I was using a 2 GB SD card to hold all my books. But, like eveyone else, the navigation started to become a problem with more that 10 pages of books, and worse, my battery life seemed to be seriously compromised. I've taken the SD card out, and now my battery life it back to normal and I limit myself to having 20 or 30 books at a time on it. Failing a proper filing system for the books, I'd almost settle for the ability to move titles from the SD card to the internal memory without a computer. That way I can take a 2GB library when I travel, but only move the books I want onto the reader.