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On storage: I wouldn't need 32GB of storage since I only read books in text. I also don't listen to audible, and if I want to, I would rather use the Kindle app on my phone for that. I don't read image heavy files like comic books or magazines. So yeah, I wouldn't need that much storage. In fact, 8GB can very well store over a thousand books already and that's more than enough to last me my lifetime. No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information. The listed offers do not constitute legally binding advertising claims of the merchants. Resolution: Depends on the type of media you consume, Kindle Basic's 167ppi resolution is actually good enough. I mean they wouldn't come up with an e-reader you can barely read from. You're welcome to read comic books too. But if that's your main cup of tea I suggest you go for the PPW instead cos that's where the 300ppi would matter more. Mention that you would like to have special offers removed because you're from this and that country and the ads are irrelevant to you (which is weird cos the ads are actually tailored to your behavior on Kindle). You could also lie and say it's inapproriate for the (non-existent) minors in your household to see book suggestions with topless men with v-cut abs on the cover lol. I'm not really sure what the right reason would be but it's just a matter of trying and trying until you get an agent who will agree to remove the ads for you for FREE as an exception. I tried a total of 3 times before I was able to have them removed, here's my experience:
For the time being, lets set aside display resolution and battery life; the Paperwhite’s higher-resolution display isn’t that much better than the standard Kindle’s display chops, and readers of both Kindles will typically enjoy several weeks of battery life, whether it’s four weeks or six.
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It’s easy to set up Kindle devices, but there’s still room for confusion when you first start using the device. In this guide, we’ll take you from turning on your Kindle for the first time to buying and reading books from the Kindle store. B0D4, 90D4, B05A, 905A, B017, 9017, B0D5, 90D5B0D6, 90D6, B0D7, 90D7, B0D8, 90D8, B0F2, 90F2, B060, 9060, B062, 9062, B05F, 905F, B061, 9061 Spending time to adjust the settings of your Kindle will result in a much-improved reading experience. That said, this new, updated Kindle does offer a handful of features that were absent in previous generations. The biggest upgrade comes in the form of four adjustable, front-facing LED lights. While previous entry-level Kindles left their users in the dark, the 10th generation Kindle is all about illumination. The lights themselves don’t just operate on a binary switch, either—there are 24 levels of brightness to choose from.
Display cover! There's an option in the settings that allows you to turn the cover of the book you're reading as a screensaver. I disabled this feature cos it doesn't always work in sideloaded books but it's a nice feature still hehe.
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Now that the new entry-level Kindle also offers an illuminated display (albeit with fewer LEDs), the mid-level Kindle Paperwhite features one less advantage over its more affordable counterpart. G000PP, G8S0PP, G00102, G0016T, G8S16T, G0016U, G0016V, G8S16V, G000T6, G8S0T6, G0016Q, G00103, G0016R, G0016S, G000T1, G000T2, G000T3 You can set up parental controls and family sharing that your Kindle can be used by your whole family. On paper, the Paperwhite (pun intended) is the clear winner with most of its features being an upgrade from the Kindle Basic. It has an option for bigger storage, has higher screen resolution, more light options, has an IPX8 rating (waterproof), and option for wifi + cellular connectivity.
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