Ich hab das hier noch gefunden:
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Amazon Kindle Customer Service says:
Kindle Book Locations
Kindle's screen can display only a certain amount of information at any given time. However, since the size of the text can be adjusted, the amount of information displayed is variable. Because of this, standard page numbers do not relate to the location numbers used by Kindle.
The first number is the first location displayed on the screen, and the second number is the last location displayed on the screen. As you change the font size, the second number will change to adjust to the new number of locations (characters) displayed. The first number will remain the same, because the first location displayed does not change.
The location displayed in a Kindle book is specific to the Kindle format, and does not directly translate to the page number of printed, or other electronic, versions of the same book.
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Quelle
Demnach scheint "locations" eine Einheit für x Zeichen (characters) zu sein. Wenn mir mal fad ist, zähle ich vielleicht ein paar Seiten aus.
