Amazon Kindle
There has been a lot of talk surrounding the new Amazon Kindle, and for great reason. Rival to many of the other types of e-reading devices, the light weight large screen Kindle uses an “electronic paper” display to showcase a high resolution paper like text. By creating a sharp display, you are able to read your favorite books, blogs, magazines, and (international) newspapers in direct sunlight without any glare. More than 130,000 books are available for instant download (due to constant wireless connectivity) at a fraction of the price of buying the book itself, plus you are able to hold up to 200 titles in your virtual library for access at any point. By integrating a high speed data network, the Amazon Kindle will never be out of a signal reach, which means you will always be connected to N.Y Times best sellers, famous blogs from The Onion, and important periodicals such as The Wall Street Journal, and TIME. At a mere 10.3 oz., the Kindle is an easy way to transport your favorite books and authors no matter where you go. You also have the opportunity to e-mail your word documents and pictures to the Kindle to view later on!
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