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boswd · 06-22-2010, 12:44 PM

I think you are slightly exagaratting with the whole a +a1 + bi etc. It's actually quite easym you hit highlight or Notes, not all these extra hoops ect. I own one I know.

The "find" button is right on the screen when you are reading as is highlights and notes.
The lcd screen, when you are reading has "
find,,
go to,
booksmarks,
font,
highlights and notes,
look up word and
open audio Player

on it's page right below what you are reading.

No Hoops, no strings, NO runs no drips no errors.

I dont know why Kindle fans exagerrate this. Its all on the same page.

The one thing you did correctly portray is yes the dictionary does take you a different screen.

and again another HUGE exagaration by Kindles fans is the the two screens working together, Its fine, maybe a 1/10th of second behind. Nothing to FIGHT through

but what you should do is go to your local Barnes and Noble and play around with one and see you like it.

Actually the touchscreen navigation was a big selling point over the antiquated navigation style of the Kindle.

We are halfway through 2010 and the kindle uses a joystick to navigate?

06-22-2010, 12:44 PM	#3
boswd Banned Posts: 2,391 Karma: 1001781 Join Date: May 2010 Device: The Nook, Nook color and Droid X	I think you are slightly exagaratting with the whole a +a1 + bi etc. It's actually quite easym you hit highlight or Notes, not all these extra hoops ect. I own one I know. The "find" button is right on the screen when you are reading as is highlights and notes. The lcd screen, when you are reading has " find,, go to, booksmarks, font, highlights and notes, look up word and open audio Player on it's page right below what you are reading. No Hoops, no strings, NO runs no drips no errors. I dont know why Kindle fans exagerrate this. Its all on the same page. The one thing you did correctly portray is yes the dictionary does take you a different screen. and again another HUGE exagaration by Kindles fans is the the two screens working together, Its fine, maybe a 1/10th of second behind. Nothing to FIGHT through but what you should do is go to your local Barnes and Noble and play around with one and see you like it. Actually the touchscreen navigation was a big selling point over the antiquated navigation style of the Kindle. We are halfway through 2010 and the kindle uses a joystick to navigate? Last edited by boswd; 06-22-2010 at 12:47 PM.