Calibre is better than Amazon for ebook access anyway.
I have a Gen 1 Paperwhite and didn’t receive this notice.
Thanks
Aren’t most of these already partly deprecated 5 years ago when 3G wireless shut down (in the us).
I replaced my kindle back then
(Worried about getting hit over the head with irony here so I had to check that “new”kindle: Amazon says its eleventh generation paperwhite so I’m well clear)
do they not have wifi?
I actually don’t remember if those ancient kindles had WiFi or if you’d need to sideload stuff. At the time they were not unusable but became a lot less convenient and the writing was on the wall
I wasn’t too upset with upgrading because the device had lasted a lot of years for personal electronics and the technology had greatly improved
I know we all fans of Libby and other library sources here, but that was part of the problem. At least at my library, you have a limited number of ebooks out at once and only for two weeks each. While that doesn’t seem like a hardship, it did mean that on a vacation I’d generally need to shuffle what books I had and I couldn’t guarantee to ever be on WiFi
