Kindle D01100 (Black, Non-Touch) at Staples

rcentros · 10-28-2014, 03:19 AM

For those who may still be looking for the old, black Kindle Basics, Staples is showing them in stock again -- still at $69.

They also have the 2GB Paperwhites on sale again for $99. I'm guessing these are 2nd Generation, but I can't guarantee that. (I wonder, should the 4GB Paperwhites be called "3rd Generation?" Or, perhaps, since only the memory changed, "Generation 2.5?")

I tested putting both items in a cart and they were successfully added. Can't guarantee it will stay that way.

luvhilndr · 10-28-2014, 10:21 AM

I ordered one of those $99 Paperwhites from Staples. Although it says 2Gb on their website, mine had 4Gb. I say had, because unfortunately it's going back today. The shadows & light blobs at the bottom were the worst I've ever seen on the newer Paperwhites. Three strikes and the idea of having a Paperwhite is out. I'll stick with my baby Kindle, along with my Kobo H2O and Calibre for now.

rcentros · 10-29-2014, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by luvhilndr

I ordered one of those $99 Paperwhites from Staples. Although it says 2Gb on their website, mine had 4Gb. I say had, because unfortunately it's going back today. The shadows & light blobs at the bottom were the worst I've ever seen on the newer Paperwhites. Three strikes and the idea of having a Paperwhite is out. I'll stick with my baby Kindle, along with my Kobo H2O and Calibre for now.

Sorry to hear that. I was working my way up to maybe trying out a Paperwhite, but all the talk about inconsistent and poor screens with the Voyage and Paperwhite makes me leery.

KimberlyFDR · 10-29-2014, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by rcentros

Sorry to hear that. I was working my way up to maybe trying out a Paperwhite, but all the talk about inconsistent and poor screens with the Voyage and Paperwhite makes me leery.

This is where I'm at, too. My Kindle 4 is starting to skip pages during page turns, but since I've had it since 2011 I was thinking of upgrading to a Paperwhite if they went on sale during Black Friday. However, I keep hearing of screen inconsistencies even at this point, which make me wary of trying them out

10-28-2014, 03:19 AM	#1
rcentros eReader Wrangler Posts: 7,956 Karma: 53555555 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Boise, ID Device: PB HD3, GL3, Voyage	Kindle D01100 (Black, Non-Touch) at Staples For those who may still be looking for the old, black Kindle Basics, Staples is showing them in stock again -- still at $69. They also have the 2GB Paperwhites on sale again for $99. I'm guessing these are 2nd Generation, but I can't guarantee that. (I wonder, should the 4GB Paperwhites be called "3rd Generation?" Or, perhaps, since only the memory changed, "Generation 2.5?") I tested putting both items in a cart and they were successfully added. Can't guarantee it will stay that way.

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luvhilndr Connoisseur Posts: 55 Karma: 29168 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: USA Device: Kobo H2O, Kindle Voyage	I ordered one of those $99 Paperwhites from Staples. Although it says 2Gb on their website, mine had 4Gb. I say had, because unfortunately it's going back today. The shadows & light blobs at the bottom were the worst I've ever seen on the newer Paperwhites. Three strikes and the idea of having a Paperwhite is out. I'll stick with my baby Kindle, along with my Kobo H2O and Calibre for now.

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