Kindle files on the Eee PC 900: Has anyone out there done this?
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If you're using a SD card there should be no reason why you can't transfer files that way. Both devices have a SD reader. I don't have a Eee PC, but I suspect that you shouldn't have a problem connecting a kindle directly to it. The Kindle connects to Windows as if it is a USB thumb drive with no special software. Most likely Linux will also view the Kindle as a USB drive. I've never had problems with getting other versions of Linux to mount a USB drive, so I don't think this one will be any different.
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Yes, although not with a true Kindle app yet, and therefore requiring either another type of app (such as: https://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/50823/?lang=en ), or one of the tech-based workarounds available online (you'll find several with an Internet search).
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Sure. Get a Reader. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_6?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=readers&sprefix;=reader%2Caps%2C202#/ref=nb_sb_ss_sc_0_20?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kindle+reader+for+pc&sprefix;=kindel+reader+for+pc%2Caps%2C320&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Akindle+reader+for+pc
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As others have said...it can only be used where you have a usb connection. I suppose you could download it to a computer and then transfer it to your kindle but I haven't tried that.
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I have never used an ereader for those things. You might be better off with a tablet.
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Eh, yes and no. It's not like the Kindle where you purchase the book right there and its on the device - to get a book from Amazon, you would have to download it to your PC, use a program such as Calibre to convert it to another format (not sure if Calibre will strip DRM or not), and transfer it to the device. Kobo has their own bookstore built into the device and into the Kobo desktop software. It works pretty well and has pretty much every book I have ever searched for. However, I should warn you that I have had issues with DRM on the device - not just with the Kobo store, but with Adobe DRM which is supposed to work with the device This device is really ideal, in my opinion, for someone who is a bit more technically minded. It is easily mountable on a PC as a USB storage device, Calibre works flawlessly with it, it has SD card expansion slot, and it supports all the major eBook formats. If you like a device with a bit of flexibility (but requiring a bit of tech knowledge), this device is a great money saver. If you want something that is going to work flawlessly with the Amazon Kindle store and not give you any fits, I recommend actually getting a Kindle. Its like asking what the difference between an Android and an iPhone is. One is easy to use, but is limited (Kindle). The other is much more powerful and cheaper, but requires a bit more tinkering (Kobo). The question really comes down to what you want in an ebook reader, and - probably far more importantly - do you plan to get your books from Amazon, or from other sources?
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Kindle eReader can be download at http://www.apkfullapps.com/2012/03/kindle-v3424-apk-app.html#.UP6bk2fSjg1 . . . sorry for the bad english . . .
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I don't personally have a Kindle but we did take our Nook and all we needed was a standard adapter so our plug would fit the European plugs. These converters kept overheating and would stop charging so they didn't work at all for us. Luckily we didn't need them.
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I think you can with the built in Barnes and Noble software, and you can definitely do it by loading up the kindle app from the Google play store.
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The Eee PC does not have MS Word right out of the box. You must go install it. It does have MS Works, which has a word processor, but its not as powerful as Word.
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Yes but you have to allow other device/source and may have to have Kindle send you the link.
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I've not done it, but I've seen an app in the Chrome Store for reading Kindle books on a Chromebook.
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I haven't found a way to do that yet. I use the kindle app to read eBooks from Amazon. Actually I haven't found a way to download amazon books at all unless a kindle is involved :(However this Naxa E reader will read .doc, .pdf, .txt files (make sure it isn't a .docx these cannot be read)
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Yes! All Eee PCs have Open Office.org installed.You can use it to work with MS Office documents.http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#en-USIf you want to use MS Office this will require changing the operating system to WinXP and installing MS Office. That would take some work, but can be done.
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I have the Kindle & my daughter has the Nook. We share by loading books on to our computer on a free program called Calibre. Calibre has a "convert" feature that converts back & forth from Mobi to epub or epub to Mobi since they require different formats (or pdf, etc...) then we load to the other person's reader. Works fabulously!
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I don't have this specific device, however, if this kindle has a micro usb port, you will have no problems.
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You mention you use eBooks, so I'm curious. How many eBooks can you fit on this device?