Does the Kindle 3 have an FM transmitter to play audio books through a vehicle's speaker system?
I am used to listening to audio books while driving, using a Garmin GPS, which has an fm transmitter so I can listen to the books through the vehicle's speakers. My main interest in getting a Kindle is to refer to the text when it is not clear what is being said by the reader of the book. The Kindle DOES accept audio books from Audible.com, but will it play them through the vehicle's speakers?
- 2 answers
- Answer this question
Wow, what a biased rveeiw. The Nook Tablet has three hours more reading time, not an hour. It also has page numbers on the books whereas the Fire does not. You can customize your shelves and create your own collections whereas the Fire cannot. The Nook app store has apps that are customized to run on the Nook Color/Tablet. The Amazon app store might offer more apps, but they are mostly for smartphones and not tablets. They have very few apps that have been tailored for the Fire.
The Kindle 3 doesn`t have FM transmitter, but you could use its 3.5mm headset out and run it into a separate one... like this: http://www.unitedintegral.com/FM-Transmitter-Black-P541.aspx for example.