2025 Database Update for Your WikiReader
          includes Upgraded 32 GB (previously 16GB) Memory Card
                              (no device)

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INCLUDED:

1. One 32 GB micro SD card with the 2025 Wikipedia installed.
2. Instructions on how to install this update. (no tools required)
3. Special instructions with secret features of your WikiReader. (e.g. adjusting screen contrast)


Image 1 above is an example of the actual item you will receive. (Brand of micro SD card will vary.)
Image 2 above is a stock photo of a WikiReader for reference only (NO WikiReader device is included with this listing).
Image 3 above is a screen image of the list of Wikis included on this Update.
Images 4-11 above are screenshots showing the Wikipedia 2025 examples (4-7), and Gutenberg examples (8-12).


THIS IS WHAT YOU GET ON THE MICRO SD CARD:
  1. Wikipedia 2025
  2. Project Gutenberg* (classic novel library)
  3. Dictionary*
  4. Quotes*
  5. KJV*
  6. WikiTravel*
* Provided free-of-charge and as-is.  These wikis have not been updated.


NOTES:
  • The installation is simple and only requires removing the current SD card
    from the battery compartment and installing the updated SD card in its place.                                         
  • Each update is fully tested in a WikiReader before being shipped.

These devices have not been manufactured since 2010 and the company that made them is out of business. No manufacturer updates have been available since 2010.


BONUS FEATURES IN UPDATED DATABASE
Also included, and free-of-charge, with this update are additional wikis including: Gutenberg Library, Dictionary, Quotes, WikiTravel and the KJV. These bonus databases are provided as-is. All wikis (databases) are searchable by article title only (e.g. KJV: by book name;  Gutenberg: by author or book title). There is no keyword or verse searches and never has been.

** PROJECT GUTENBERG **

From Wikipedia.org: "Project Gutenberg is a volunteer effort to digitize and archive cultural works, to 'encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks.' It was founded in 1971 by American writer Michael S. Hart and is the oldest digital library. Most of the items in its collection are the full texts of public domain books. The project tries to make these as free as possible, in long-lasting, open formats that can be used on almost any computer."

We do not know how many of the books are included in this database, but we assume it is in the many hundreds or thousands. Provided on an as-is basis. Examples are: Mark Twain's books, Shakespeare, Pride and Prejudice, The Iliad, Charles Dickens' books, The Time Machine - H.G. Wells, etc.


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