Studying Thai: Kindle Vs. Ipad2

[kokesaat]

I have a Kindle Fire. I can read Thai text and insert notes into the text, but I can't type Thai on the Kindle. So, I can't really use an online Thai dictionary to look up words.

I have an iPad2. I can read Thai text and use a Thai onscreen keyboard. I've tried using CloudOn as well as the Kindle reading app to do my Thai lessons, but both have shortfalls.

In a perfect world, I'd be able to use one of these two devices to:

download Thai text from a site like ---.thairecordings.com, then insert (as notes) meaning to new vocabulary.

I'd like to think this is doable.......but I'm not able to figure out how to do it. Can anyone help?

[CaptHaddock]

You have discovered that computers without keyboards are pretty much useless.

[kokesaat]

I stayed up until the middle of the night....determined to figure out a fix:

Add Kindle app to the iPad (free). Add Longdo dictionary app to iPad (free).

Problem solved. I can now mark up my Thai lessons with notes (just a small blue symbol shows where I enter a note). In the note, I can add the meaning from the Longdo dictionary.

I used to think computers without keyboards were worthless too....but after using the iPad for a few months, I've a different opinion. My desktop still gets a lot of use, but the iPad is extremely versatile and a real boost for my Thai studies.

[kokesaat]

Better than the dictionary above is the CM Thai Dictionary Lite......it's a free app for ipad and it works off-line.....as does the kindle app for ipad.

The pair make it easy to do my Thai homework assignments, whether on or off line.