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Old 10-22-2014, 11:24 AM   #1
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Cheapest 6" Kindle for testing e-books

What would be a cheap 6in Kindle to get just for testing .mobi book layout?

I am helping a non-profit convert some of their books into Kindle versions and a need has arisen for a 6 inch Kindle to test them.

I wouldn't mind getting Voyage but I am still very happy with my iRiver HD and also use my Kindle DX from time to time warts and all.

Also, how is it would it be to sideload .mobi files on Voyage ? That is can i just plug in USB and copy like on my Kindle DX?

So, I would rather not spend $79 for a regular Kindle with offers: http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Glare-F...dp/B00I15SB16/

However, on eBay pretty much anything under $50 is with a broken screen and uncertain provenance.

So are there perhaps some woot / slickdeals like deals for older Kindle's with some sort of warranty?
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Old 10-23-2014, 01:47 AM   #2
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So are there perhaps some woot / slickdeals like deals for older Kindle's with some sort of warranty?
I would go to your local pawn shops. Often people get Kindles as presents, have no clue what to do with them, and then pawn them -- almost unused. In the Dallas/Fort Worth area I've paid as little as $5 for a Kindle, but, day to day, expect something in the $25 to $45 range. And don't be afraid to talk them down by $5 or $10 dollars. E-ink readers don't sell quickly at pawn shops, so they're usually willing to deal.
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