Dropped my kindle resulting in lines across the screen. If I buy a new kindle will the belkin easy transfer be able to transfer to new kindle?
928642
Don't waste your money on this. I bought a new kindle and a week later the transfer had happened. This device does not have the right ends for transfer and it would take much longer to transfer to your computer and then to the new kindle.
928643
If you register your kindle on your kindle account, you will be able to download all of your content directly from your account to your new kindle. You should not need an easy transfer cable for that. I have not used the easy transfer cable for my new kindle or for the kindle app on my samsung tablet, I just download the content directly to the device I want it on.
928644
No, it won't. It only works with windows. And regardless it won't fit the Kindle's port. I suggest you ask HELP at Amazon if you can do that when you register your new device.
928645
Actually you cannot use it as this will only transfer from Windows (Any Windows) to Windows 7 sadly.
928646
I don't know if the Belkin will work with the Kindle so contact Belkin for an answer.
928647
I am not familiar with the Kindle. But its not expensive and you could give it a try.
693661
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.
1647574
Your question isn't as clear as it could have been but if you purchased your Kindle at Best Buy without protection, and you wish to buy protection for it now, you have a certain amount of time to do this without penalty. You can go online and buy MACK protection by going to http://www.mackcam.com/warranties/computers-laptops-tablets/ Hope that answered your question.
221620
I've wondered the same thing. It's basically like paying $30 for the chance to replace the kindle one time if the owner were to crack the screen or something like that. I think Amazon is good at taking back things with electrical problems, so I don't think the protection plan would be needed for those types of situations. The one thing I don't like is that they can replace the kindle with a refurbished model if they want. I'm typically careful with my electronics and I'm buying the Amazon case for my Paperwhite, so I'm leaning more towards no on the protection plan right now. I still have almost a month to decide though since I just ordered my Paperwhite on the 3rd and it's not expected to arrive until Nov.5.
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I think it's more likely that your screen is broken. I dropped my kindle and broke the screen, and got something similar, where part of the screen was what was on the screen when I dropped it, and the rest was the screen i should be seeing based on where I was in my book.A broken e-paper/e-ink screen looks very different than a broken LCD.
1102902
If your apps are bought on Google Play, yes. There is a Kindle app on Google play and so your Kindle content should transfer since it's all saved to your Kindle account.
549212
Sadly, that sounds like the LCD... If you decide to replace it, I recommend disassembling your current kindle first and verifying the connector type on the LCD. There are 2 types offered, and it would be unfortunate to order the wrong one..
530026
Yes. It is kind of like putting your kindle in a freezer bag. You just have to move things around.
1994704
Hey, sorry to hear your kindle was stolen. Really lame. I was reading the coverage list and it basically states it is for mechanical and electrical issues but call the 800 number to see for sure. 1-800-374-9939. I hope this helps and good luck!
1295231
You can but you would need an HDMI to Micro Hdmi adapter to plug into the Kindle. This is a good cable, i bought it and had another friend buy 2.
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Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then Cloud. All your Amazon books should be there. Just touch the book to download it. (Sorry if you already know all this.) Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then... » Read More Yes and no. Yes, it will work, but it's a very thin cable so it's also very slow. If you haven't purchased yet, I'd recommend the Mediabridge cable. It's only $6, and both charges and transfers data MUCH faster. I've used both, and just keep this one as a backup. BTW if you books are PDF files, they'll show up in the Docs tab, not the Books tab. If they're Kindle books, you can also just redownload them on your own or a friends wireless setup or at an AT&T; hotspot (McD's, Starbucks, etc.) Amazon lets you download the same book multiple times without extra charge. Just touch Books, then Cloud. All your Amazon books should be there. Just touch the book to download it. (Sorry if you already know all this.) « Show Less
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My sincere apology, Rocky, but I have no idea. I only attempted connection with the Kindle. I know that the Kindle did not work with this. I have no experience with the other.
1522215
I have never used a kindle but because it only has a micro USB I do not think it can host a USB device like a media card reader. Both devices would need to be plugged into a computer to share/transfer files.
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I found the same crack in my kindle. Called customer service and they are sending me a new kindle as a replacement. Great customer service.
957336
Sorry I can't help you. I have only used envellop on my kindle and it is still working great. Hope you can find an answer from someone else.George
1864689
Not sure. I have the original Kindle so I really can't answer that. Sorry. Call Amazon and ask the guys there that handle Kindle questions.
643846
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.