Where is the kindle section?

[matt92617]

You guys are missing a kindle section in this forum. Yes technically kindle is an e-reader however with the development of kindle apps is has become more of a tablet.

[techelec]

Kindle has apps? Really?

[matt92617]

yeah, it got some basic apps such as calendar, calculator, note taking and a bunch of games. kind of nice, especially that I take my kindle everywhere (unlike ipad).

[techelec]

Hmmm... Is it not useless because of the fact that it does not have a touchscreen?

[coleman]

Hmmm... Is it not useless because of the fact that it does not have a touchscreen?

Although I tend to use my phone for calendar and note taking, there are people who use their kindle. Lack of touch screen doesn't make it useless.

I used many pdas before the advancement of touch screens and they were very useful. (Anyone remember the Psions? ...damn I'm old!)

[Hidef1080]

Although I tend to use my phone for calendar and note taking, there are people who use their kindle. Lack of touch screen doesn't make it useless.

I used many pdas before the advancement of touch screens and they were very useful. (Anyone remember the Psions? ...damn I'm old!)

You're old???

I still have my Sharp Wizard from the elder years, the late 80's and 90's!
When I look at that thing and were we are now...
Times are a good.

[jblalock77]

Your both making me feel old.

[coleman]

Ok.... who's gonna mention their Commodore 64 first? (Actually, i never had one).

I do remember my first laptop (I still have it), a Toshiba T1000.. ah, the fun I could have with a low density floppy!

[jblalock77]

Have one (C64) still works.
No longer have my Trash 80 however.

[4DThinker]

I'm sure my TI-99/4A is still in the house somewhere. Don't see a point in digging it out though. Not sure I have a TV left I can plug it into. Know I don't want to. Those antiques served a purpose though. Learned to program on that TI. Had to, as I couldn't afford any of the program cartridges. Wrote very useful programs for the original IBM-PC that I was hired to find a use for. Thanks for the memories.