Question about the Kindle 3 (the one with the keyboard) sitting on my desk, is the free whispernet connection gone? I noticed it only uses WiFi now.
I hear you. I'm really trying to justify getting the new Paperwhite (stuck on kindle 4 from 2011), but my current Kindle works fine, sure it has no light but I read with a light all the time anyway.
What's the main difference between my Paperwhite and this new fancy Paperwhite 2 thing? I'm pretty much perfectly pleased with mine so I don't think I'll get the new one but what say you GAF?
Same, I have a kindle keyboard and it doesn't have any issues so far and I already have the amazon case with the light so I just don't see a reason. Maybe if mine finally dies but it shows no signs of it happening. Still love my kindle though.
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
Just looked it up, and I can't really see much of a difference. Page turn speed and contrast were never an issue to me, and it appears to weight the same as before.So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
So - anyone with a Paperwhite upgrading to the new Paperwhite? Am I the only die-hard?
has there been any word on if the original paperwhite will get any of the new software features? (mainly I want goodreads)
I haven't seen much info on the integration. Just ordered a new Paperwhite, very excited to finally move away from reading on tablets.
has there been any word on if the original paperwhite will get any of the new software features? (mainly I want goodreads)
What about the new one makes it worth upgrading?
Congrats man, reading on tablets really sucks.
I have some light splotchiness at the bottom of my paperwhite. I would prefer a smoother light experience than the one I currently have. Admittedly for most people that is probably not worth the $139 surcharge, though.
I'm genuinely curious - why do you think it sucks? In my experience the main way in which tablet reading sucks is outdoors, where the Kindle is clearly superior. For indoor reading I find that any high PPI tablet or phone such as the latest iPhones and iPads are just fine for reading indoors.
To me reading in phone or tablet is the same as reading on a laptop, only a bit less convienient, as laptop can lay on it's own on my lap.I'm genuinely curious - why do you think it sucks? In my experience the main way in which tablet reading sucks is outdoors, where the Kindle is clearly superior. For indoor reading I find that any high PPI tablet or phone such as the latest iPhones and iPads are just fine for reading indoors.
Ships tomorrow. Finally.
I have some light splotchiness at the bottom of my paperwhite. I would prefer a smoother light experience than the one I currently have. Admittedly for most people that is probably not worth the $139 surcharge, though.
I'm genuinely curious - why do you think it sucks? In my experience the main way in which tablet reading sucks is outdoors, where the Kindle is clearly superior. For indoor reading I find that any high PPI tablet or phone such as the latest iPhones and iPads are just fine for reading indoors.
I'm disappointed that they didn't ship already for delivery tomorrow or Tuesday.
basic Kindle.
Also, they are cheap fuckers when it comes to packing. You know what they ship Kindles in? The retail box. No other packaging. Just the regular old box like you would get at Best Buy or wherever, except with UPS stickers all over it. Mine looked like someone punted it onto the truck.
Got mine yesterday as well. Smaller and lighter than my tablets, but that was the point. Nice and clean look. Stayed up reading way later than I should have which is probably a good endorsement for the device.
Got mine yesterday as well. Smaller and lighter than my tablets, but that was the point. Nice and clean look. Stayed up reading way later than I should have which is probably a good endorsement for the device.
With every Kindle iteration, you could always imagine the obvious improvements to be made. However, it seems like this model is near perfect. Do you guys think that's true?
I mean, more battery, lighter, etc., can always be done. But practically speaking, we're good, right? I won't miss the keyboard or audio support on my Kindle Keyboard since I never used them.
No it wasn't. The lighting was done noticeably poorly and with easy room for improvement. That was an obvious foreseeable improvement.The first pw was already basically perfect.
Reading is much easier on the 7 inch tablets. They weigh about as much and brightness can be turned way, way down, but reading in any kind of sunlight kindle is still best.Not just reading outdoors. Tablet weighs far too much to comfortably hold while laying in bed to read. Also I get eye fatigue from the bright screen shining at me while I read on a tablet.
No it wasn't. The lighting was done noticeably poorly and with easy room for improvement. That was an obvious foreseeable improvement.