how do i transfer my kindle books to my noodle ebook reader
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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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Try this guide.http://www.ebook-converter.com/69-how-to-convert-kindle-azw-other-format.htm
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I don't know what system that kindle uses to store data but if you can transfer the books to a computer and then change the books to text then the noodle can read it. You may have to change it to a word document before you can change it to text.
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Yes, all u have to do is go to the play store and download the kindle app. Then, u can read your kindle books.
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No I am sorry. The two can not be run on the same device...because most nooks run a adobe system with PDF. While the kindle us not running adobe, the books are similar format but I could never find a way for all my books to be on a single device because of the operating systems. Hope I could helP.
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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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There are two ways to do this: 1. Once you install Google Play you can get the Kindle App for Tablets, and read them on that. 2. The Calibre eBook app for computers has plugins available which allow you to convert books you've bought between different formats to use on different devices.
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I don't have a kindle, so I am not sure. But if both the kindle and the WI drive are connected to a PC at the same time, and they both show as external USB drives, you should be able to move the files over.
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Yes you can. There are several options to choose from. I downloaded the Kobo app and purchase books thru them. Then i just open and read them in the app. I've also read that library ebooks can now be read using the kindle app, but i haven't tried it. If you google it there are many options for you to choose from.
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Got this answer on the web (See: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_download_amazon_books_to_the_nook) The nook will not read Amazon's special AZW format on it's own. There is a great, free program which allows you to organize and convert your ebook library from any format, to any other format. Download Calibre onto your computer and use it to convert Amazon books to the nook friendly EPUB format. http://calibre-ebook.com/
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I agree with the other answers, you can download the Kindle app which allows access to the Kindle e-books
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I don't believe the slick readers are kindle compatible. You will have to convert your books to a compatible format online.
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There is an Kindle app for android I use it to access all of my Kindle books and documents
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Well, I think you can use the Kobo ebook reader software, but if it won't read text files, then maybe you can download a .txt reader program from either Amazon or the Sam 4.0 site. I personally didn't like this unit because it crashed on me about 6 or 7 months after getting it and Sylvania would not respond to my inquiries about getting the 2.2 Android OS reinstalled again. Get yourself something else like an AGPtek TP718JQ instead and for less money. It has 1.5GH quad-core processor, Dual cameras, dual speakers, 8GB of memory and a 4.1.1 Android OS.
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I don't think you could use it directly, but you could use it as a storage drive for your kindle and then use your computer to transfer files.
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The books are saved to the Kindle cloud. If I'm remembering correctly, the new Kindle is registered to the account where the old one was registered and you just activate the new Kindle. The old one is unregistered when you send it to Amazon.
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This is a microsdhc card _reader_. It should work with the sd card in your kindle, if you have one and take it out. You pull it out of the kindle and slide it into the reader, and then pop the reader into a USB port on a computer to transfer files. Generally, when you connect your kindle to your computer, if you have an sd card you should be able to transfer files onto it just with your kindle, computer, and the cord it came with.
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You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a... » Read More You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. « Show Less
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i googled kindle app and was able to load it on my computer. then make sure it is connected to your amazon account so that your books you buy get down loaded. i have the kindle app on both of my computers and love it. i hope this helps