Deleting it just deletes it off your device, It still remains on the cloud to be downloaded later.C-dub wrote:That brings up a couple more questions. It's been mentioned that there are 3gb and 4gb models. About how many books is this? If it is full and I've downloaded the books to my computer and then uploaded them to the Kindle, can't I just delete a book from the Kindle to load another one and then re-upload it later from my computer if I want to read it again?
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Re: Kindle pros and cons
There are two types of Kindles. The plain old Kindle, and the Kindle Fire.
The plain old kindle comes in two forms the regular kindle and the paper white. and they are broken down to different models.
To make full use of the Kindles you will want the Prime service. This allows you to use the the loaner service 1 free book a month, and some free movies and TV series for the Kindle fire. If you use the shopping service and delivery, the Kindle Prime is a pretty good bargain.
The regular Kindle is mostly just a reader only. It is high contrast, and backlit. The paperwhite is like reading paper, very easy on the eyes. Its light weight and cheaper. It isn't so made to be a web surfer, or movie viewer.
The Kindle fire is a Tablet, Smarter and easier to navigate. It operating system is a modified android, modified to navigate Amazon easier. Apps are normally downoaded through there Web store ( most of the most popular ones are free.) The fire tends to show advertisements and have unexpected Amazon views. Something annoying sometimes. It is still a good tablet. Watching movies and films is pretty kewl. You can view most streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime supplies a good souce of free material. Its not as nice for reading books as the paperwhite and can washed out in bright sun just as any phone or tablet will be. But it is pretty usable.
Kindle and Amazon have a lot of material and is a great way to read books. Its convienient, and keeps track of where you are. I find that I am a lot more willing to check out different authors. Books are kept in the Cloud as well as on the devices.
The plain old kindle comes in two forms the regular kindle and the paper white. and they are broken down to different models.
To make full use of the Kindles you will want the Prime service. This allows you to use the the loaner service 1 free book a month, and some free movies and TV series for the Kindle fire. If you use the shopping service and delivery, the Kindle Prime is a pretty good bargain.
The regular Kindle is mostly just a reader only. It is high contrast, and backlit. The paperwhite is like reading paper, very easy on the eyes. Its light weight and cheaper. It isn't so made to be a web surfer, or movie viewer.
The Kindle fire is a Tablet, Smarter and easier to navigate. It operating system is a modified android, modified to navigate Amazon easier. Apps are normally downoaded through there Web store ( most of the most popular ones are free.) The fire tends to show advertisements and have unexpected Amazon views. Something annoying sometimes. It is still a good tablet. Watching movies and films is pretty kewl. You can view most streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime supplies a good souce of free material. Its not as nice for reading books as the paperwhite and can washed out in bright sun just as any phone or tablet will be. But it is pretty usable.
Kindle and Amazon have a lot of material and is a great way to read books. Its convienient, and keeps track of where you are. I find that I am a lot more willing to check out different authors. Books are kept in the Cloud as well as on the devices.