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Thought I would try this on my new Kindle 3. The puzzles all open in the browser, which is fine, and the look good and are easy to use. However on the K3 either the top or bottom row of the puzzle is always off the screen, making it hard-to-impossible to complete. hmm..unless the software updates sorts it |
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It'll be cool to do sudokus on the the Kindle, I'd get one just for that alone if it works well. I tend to do about 6-10 a day (with crohn's you need something to do on the loo). :) Saying that, a kindle could stop the loo looking like a library, so that's another plus.
Probably my only claim to fame (sad I know) is I can complete a hard level (Times) sudoku in around 2 minutes flat. |
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While my internet has been smegged I've been using the kindle a lot to do NTHW / CF and facebook. ---------- Post added at 20:08 ---------- Previous post was at 20:06 ---------- Quote:
Not sure about this sudoku though, I get the feeling the freebie is just a freebie to get you going and get you to pay for more. |
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Someone has ported Zork.. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/10/08/kindle_zork/
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interesting review, though you epub comment is covered by the link to calibre
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/eread...mazon-kindle-3 |
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Here is a home page for the kindle browser to consider
http://www.kinstant.com/ It has links to mobile / kindle suitable versions of sites. |
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If anyone has PDFs and wants to convert them to Kindle, try MobiPocket.
I did try Calibre but it kept failing but MobiPocket does it almost flawlessly. |
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Apologies if this has been posted before, but this Amazon page has the top 100 free Kindle e-books.
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I'm still toying with the idea of getting one of these, so now that everyone here has had time to get used to theirs, has any thoughts on them changed since?
Do you still use it over real books, if anything like me I can't do without my Itouch now, is that now the same for you with the Kindle? I don't want to get one then end up picking up a real book a couple of months down the line if you know what I mean. |
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The Kindle is more convenient. I tend to switch between books, reading up to three or four at a time. Once you get into a book you forget that you're using a Kindle, the text is exactly the same as it is on the printed page. I still buy real books if they're not available on the Kindle.
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Thanks for that Delta, so you'd still recommend one I take it. Do you need a case and light to go with them or can you do with out. Stupid question I know, but they are quite pricey, not sure if you get 3rd party cases instead of the official ones. I'm not likely to take it out or anything like that.
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I'd say yes to a case I carry mine around in a rucksack a lot of the time - not sure about a light, guess the question is how often you read in the dark? - I don't, so I didn't need one. Can't comment on the unoffical case - I got the offical plain leather case - seems ok, no complaints. |
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