I have a Kindle Fire. Loaded with books & also Solitaire, Magic Jigsaw Puzzles & Mah Jong. You CAN have both. But, if the device belongs to the Library, they can pre-load it & not provide the ability to add or subtract anything from it’s contents, so, borrow & read books, or getcherown.
I can agree with the sentiment in the last panel, but limiting access on the iPads (no games, no internet, more like an ebook reader, as some above have suggested) would perhaps help point people in the right direction . . .
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member almost 3 years ago
An eink device might be better – better for reading, reasonably terrible for anything else.
jmworacle almost 3 years ago
Hey lady! I can get you a “great deal” on the Rickenbacker Causeway in Miami, Florida……
A Common 'tator almost 3 years ago
Kindle is only a reading device… No games… I’m currently reading “De la Terre à la Lune” in the original French… on my Kindle…
LadyPeterW almost 3 years ago
I have a Kindle Fire. Loaded with books & also Solitaire, Magic Jigsaw Puzzles & Mah Jong. You CAN have both. But, if the device belongs to the Library, they can pre-load it & not provide the ability to add or subtract anything from it’s contents, so, borrow & read books, or getcherown.
Stupid almost 3 years ago
I don’t know about your Kindle but mine has an app tab full of games
paullp Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I can agree with the sentiment in the last panel, but limiting access on the iPads (no games, no internet, more like an ebook reader, as some above have suggested) would perhaps help point people in the right direction . . .
scaeva Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s a nice fantasy …