On Sat, 12 May 2012, Mike Miller wrote: > You got an amazing deal. When you run Android on a Kindle, does it no longer > work with Amazon? Depends on what you mean by "work". You can no longer get all the free Amazon Prime stuff, but that's basically free book "rentals" (which I wasn't super interested in, as I don't want to read books on a Kindle Fire) and free movies/TV shows, which (again) I don't want to do on the Kindle Fire, and which I can do on my PS3. You still have a Kindle app, the Amazon app store apps, etc. Just like any other Android device. I did make a backup before I flashed an Android ROM, too, so I could always go back to the Kindle software. > That's why I don't have one, yet -- that and the money, and also inertia. I > guess a netbook is a real computer. It has a lot more memory, disk and CPU > speed than the $15,000 server I bought at work 14 years ago. Yeah but so does an iPad (; -Yaron --