TeVaz 12:21 Thu Nov 16
Kindles
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Anyone use one of these . Is it worth paying an extra £50 for the paperwhite?
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arsene york-hunt
12:33 Fri Nov 17
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I've got a kindle fire.
I have read hundreds of books on it which I would not have read normally. you can be on the net and somebody recommends a book. and a couple of minutes later you can be reading it.
One of the best things I have ever bought
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TeVaz
11:36 Thu Nov 16
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Thanks all ... paperwhite it is then ..
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Chip Shop Charlie
6:45 Thu Nov 16
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Mrs Chip Shop likes the backlight cos I can continue to read after she goes to sleep without needing a reading light....and yes, we still sleep in the same bed after 30+ years together (sorry, no link)
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Stubbo
6:40 Thu Nov 16
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Kindle Fire are bad fir reading on as they sufger from glare.
Kindles are great if you read a lot. Paperwhite only worth it if you want to read in low light without another artificial light source, but they are slimmer.
Depends how much you value that 50 quid I guess
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Chip Shop Charlie
5:24 Thu Nov 16
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Paperwhite every day. The backlight is excellent, no need for a reading light.
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Joe C
4:09 Thu Nov 16
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I upgraded to a paperwhite one before holiday this year as my old one finally died. Absolutely worth the upgrade
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Watford
2:55 Thu Nov 16
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TeVaz - I have one of the very old 3G ones ( with little keyboard ) and I won't change it unit it finally gives out but I'd go for the paperwhite when I do - hope that hepls
Oh - the wife has a kindle fire and good for various things but on holiday in the sun finds it hard to read properly
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Spandex Sidney
12:39 Thu Nov 16
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Why not buy one of the Amazon Fire tablets if you are just reading on it? The new 7 inch with Alexa is £49.99. Plus it probably does more as it's a tablet!
You know you need an extra 7 inches in your life!
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