E-book reader Kindle Paperwhite
DW just got her new Kindle Paperwhite. Up till now she has always read paper books, but she decided to get into the tech age. She is as happy as a clam and I may not see here much, until it's chargin...
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I have a Nook from Barnes and Noble. I chose the Nook because its native ebook format is epub which was the only format offered initially by my library. They now offer Kindle versions also. Last year I upgraded to the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight. The Simple Touch is a great ebook reader but the GlowLight version has a major flaw. The screen is easily damaged and bright light will shine through the damaged area when the GlowLight is turned on. I have exchanged mine twice under warranty. If I where to start over I think I would go with the Kindle Paperwhite.
If you have a collection of ebooks that are not DRM protected, I highly recommend a software program called Calibre. It organizes your ebook collection and can convert between different ebook formats. There is a plug-in available that will strip out the DRM encryption.
If you have a collection of ebooks that are not DRM protected, I highly recommend a software program called Calibre. It organizes your ebook collection and can convert between different ebook formats. There is a plug-in available that will strip out the DRM encryption.
