Thread: How many actually use an SD card and how do you manage your books?
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Old 11-09-2009, 06:19 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma View Post
Well, heres the thing. To me the entire purpose of an ebook reader is to carry your entire library along with you. So, can I help it if my library shows 866 books?

However, I did start noticing, recently, a decided slow down in starting the k1, and coming out of sleep mode.

So since I have an m-edge cover with the little pockets it in, I just load a few of the books I know I"m going to be reading on the Kindle memory, eject the card, and keep it in the pocket. Now, whereever I go I still have my entire library, but my Kindle is like lightning again.

If I'm stranded somewhere, or don't feel like reading whats loaded, I just pop the card back in. Voila! Win-win.
Hmm...I have everything on my SD card at the moment (nothing on internal memory at all) and I too have started to notice a slow down. I'd really never thought of this solution and I do have SD card pockets on my TufLuv case - thanks DGMa
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