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KingNeed iBible Pro: Yes, it really is an e-Bible

By Jason Jenkins on 10 January 2008, 8:00am

For $10 (£5), you could get your hands on the accompanying speaker. It draws its power from the PDA, which means it doesn't go very loud, but it is very cheap.

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Anonymous 3 October, 2010 22:29

disappointed by how long it takes to repair or get communication in case of breakdown.

Anonymous 17 May, 2011 11:44

helloo my name is marvin i have problem with my bible color is given me system is broken and that the devise under upgrade i need the site to download the file pls

Anonymous 21 June, 2011 23:36

please am a Ghanaian and i have one king need color bible,but when i on it it come blue screen an the writes
software is broken connect to a computer to apgrate

Anonymous 21 June, 2011 23:59

My king need tb-001 ebible suddenly showed that my system is broken and that the devise under upgrade. its requested that i download the latest sofeware package...pls where do i go in other to download the software...thanks.

Anonymous 1 July, 2011 16:46

i am francis, a Ghanaian. my KingNeed digitable bible with model TB-003(Black&White) has got its bible
content unfortunately deleted. Could you please send me a software to download and if possible enable
both old and new testament to be audibly narrated.
Counting on your usual prompt response.
Regards
Francis