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Amazon Best Kindle Offers Review

Summary of Specifications:

With a breathtaking style, just like the Kindle 2, the Kindle 3 has become one of one of the most slimlined e-book viewer – the best Kindle offers. Its relatively thin and comfortably light! To give you a clear idea we can compare the Amazon kindle thickness with the lowly paper pencil.

The Kindle, Kindle 2, Kindle 3, Kindle DX is the number 1 bestselling item for two years in a row. It’s also Amazon’s most-wished-for, most-gifted, most-loved and has the most 5-star reviews compared to any other product on Amazon.

This is the ultimate gift to anyone – well I’ll bite my tongue into it – but judging from the feedback from buyers and users, it’s just a marvelous gadget to have. Or shall I say a must-have! It just totally makes a difference in someone else’s life. And now the Kindle has excitingly become even so much better.

Introducing the All-New, High-Contrast E-Ink Screen – 50% better contrast with latest E-Ink Pearl technology. Read in Sunlight with No Glare. It’s quite a feat for Amazon to have achieved this interesting amazing awesome technology.

The ‘secret’ into this is that Kindle’s screen reflects light just like ordinary paper and uses no backlighting at all, thus eliminating the nagging glare associated with other electronic displays.

As a result, Kindle can be read anywhere (well with sufficient light of course!) as easily in outside bright sunlight as in your well lighted (or dimly lit?!) living room. Rest assured reading Kindle in Bright Sunlight is just as so comfortable – No glare at all – no eye-strain as reading in the shade or inside.

With New and Improved Fonts – New crisper, darker fonts, reading in the Kindle has never been so enjoying and satisfying.

The New Kindle DX Sleek Design – 21% smaller body while keeping the same 6″ size reading area, making it gentler on the hands. At 17% Lighter – Only 8.7 ounces, weighs less than a paperback, holding it is a breeze – it’s doesn’t strain the muscles at all.

The improved Battery Life of Two Months – A single charge lasts up to two months with wireless off – very low power consumption saves the battery longer.

Now Double the Storage – Up to 3,500 books can be installed. Wait a minute – let’s just stop and think about it – 3,500 books!!! Can you read all those books in say 10 years? Imagine the simplest solution to paperback library. Saves on space, inventory, convenience – what more can I say? Yes – you can literally bring your mini-library – the best Kindle offers - in one package all in one go!

With the availability of amazon kindle books or ebooks, and the addition of free kindle books, you can browse, choose and get your favourite kindle reader Books in 60 Seconds – Download books anytime, anywhere – convenience at your fingertips. According to Amazon’s kindle reviews, there’s never been so convenient for book lovers since the birth of the Kindle family.

And a surprising Free 3G Wireless – No monthly payments, no annual contracts. This is so ridiculously cool and awesome. The Built-In Wi-Fi in the Amazon kindle reader – In addition to the 3G wireless, you can connect to Wi-Fi hotspots – talk about a mobile library! A very compelling reason to own an Amazon kindle e reader..

It is now 20% Faster Page Turns – Seamless reading, worth mentioning more silent operation. Time to rekindle love with your partner!

When you are tired of reading, you can make use of the Enhanced PDF Reader – With dictionary lookup, notes, and highlights, you have apps at your finger tips. Talk about amazing kindle accessories and everything you need at the amazon kindle store!

It is also equipped with WebKit-Based Browser – Free 3G web browsing (experimental) still under test but already useful for the reader.

Narrative Kindle characteristics:

So where can you enjoy reading with the Kindle? Wherever you want. That’s the beauty of Amazon’s greatest invention – the amazing wireless reader – the Kindle.

Now thinner, lighter, faster and easier to read than ever before.

The sleek design weighs only 8.7 ounces – lighter than a paperback. It feels great in your hands and it’s just a third of an inch thin. Its the thinnest kindle ever.

Kindle uses the latest electronic ink technology with clear crisp text and 50% greater contrast than before. Kindle screen is in backlit so reading is comfortable – even in bright sunlight. You can read for 24 hours without eyestrain.

With Kindle’s navigation everything you need is easy to get to.

Pages can easily be turned with either hand. And Kindle displays text in 8 different font sizes. Simply press the text key and choose the size that works for you.

If you’re ready to take a break from reading, you can use the text-to-speech feature and let Kindle read to you. When you’re ready to resume reading, Kindle will pick up where you left off. About time you have your reading time rekindled.

With Kindle’s long battery life, you can read for up to a month without recharging. This is another stand-out feature of the amazing amazon kindle electronic reader.

All of which makes the Kindle a perfect companion at home or on the road. With free 3G wireless, you can purchase the latest books and magazines and blogs on Kindle anywhere.

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No monthly bills, no annual contracts, no hassles. You can download books in the US and in over 100 countries.

And Kindle now has built-in Wi-Fi for use at home or on the road. Whether youre in kindle Canada or kindle USA or kindle Australia, you are definitely and surely covered.

Shopping is amazingly easy with Kindle. Just click ‘Menu’, then click ‘Shop in Kindle Store’. You can conveniently choose the best Kindle offers online.

You can browse by category, search by author or titles, or check out the recommendations and reviews just like you would on Amazon.com. The Kindle Store offers more than 800,000 of the world’s most popular books, with more titles being added everyday. You’ll find new releases and New York Times’ best sellers from just US$9.99 – far less than the cost of print versions.

You can sample books for free

- and when you’re ready to buy, download the books in 60 seconds. Thousands of classic books, such as ‘Pride and Prejudice’ are available for free on Kindle.

Kindle now has the capacity to store 3,500 books and documents.

Every book you buy is backed-up in your Kindle Library by Amazon.com. Already own a Kindle? Your books can be redownloaded to your new Kindle. Or to your iPad, or iPod, or your computer, etc.

You can easily organize your books and documents into collections. All at your fingertips. No wonder so many people who love to read read on Kindle.

Kindle connects you to a world of news, entertainment and information.

You can easily subscribe to leading newspapers and magazines from around the world and have them conveniently delivered directly into your Kindle before they hit the newsstands.

You have access to more than 9,000 blogs on your Kindle with contents updated throughout the day.

Need help with the word? The gorgeous Kindle comes loaded with the New Oxford American dictionary. Simply navigate to the word and the definition will appear on-screen. You also get access to Wikipedia – the world’s most up-to-date online encyclopedia.

Kindle makes it easy to clip an ads note to important passages which you can share with friends on FaceBook or Twitter right from your Kindle. You can easily bookmark pages and see what other readers think of the most interesting passages with popular highlights – a feature only on Kindle. You can more ways how to rekindle your relationship with your friends anywhere. Get back in touch and get the warmth of friendship rekindled!

You need to review documents from your home or office?

With Kindle you can access personal documents including pdf files wherever you are and password-protection keeps them secure.

Looking for a topic? Just enter a keyword or a phrase and Kindle’s search function will show you everywhere your word appears from your library. Wherever you go business or for pleasure Kindledx keeps you informed and connected. Amazon Kindle – the amazing wireless reader. These are the best Kindle offers and grab it now! The best to bring your entire library with you wherever you go. Now available in classic white or in new graphite. Kindle me this, kindle me that, kindle my heart, kindleberger, kindle me now, kindle me forever, whatever – there’s never a better time to get one or to gift one!

Give the gift of reading. Gift Kindle.

A Thorough Review of Kindle 3

If you haven’t seen

or at least heard of the best, most popular, highest selling gadget Amazon has brought out in years – you must be living in Mars. The most wicked, coolest, craziest craze before the Ipad.

The amazing new generation Kindle readers from Amazon.

Highly authentic. Very original. The simple but techno presentation of the size and form itself is pretty much desirable. While we had a fondness for the original’s somewhat crazy sense of style, the second and third generations are far more streamlined. The 6-inch E Ink screen is the same size as the previous model, though Amazon says it’s got a faster refresh rate and better contrast ratio (more on that below). The 21 percent decrease in size and 15 percent reduction in weight should be a checklist buy-in.

The new Kindle is seriously light,

and it’s certainly now approaching the size of a mass market paperback — and, in our opinion, as long as we don’t lose screen real estate, the smaller and more portable, the better. Amazon’s rubberized the back of the device and that, coupled with the downsizing, makes it extremely comfortable to hold in your hand.

When you had your first Kindle,

you can say it is extremely fulfilling. I would still be convinced that it will serve my hunger for reading for quite a long time. I am happy using it as it is – or it was. It will still be a special gadget for me for a couple of years down the drain – unless I completely break it. In plenty of ways that matter, however, Amazon’s made tweaks. First off, the company has ditched the top row of keys for numbers, obviously because of the smaller amount of space the device is working with. This isn’t necessarily a good thing, but it’s not really bad, either — for instance, when entering a password into the experimental web browser, it took a minute for us to realize that what we were looking for wasn’t there — and that the numbers are now housed in the symbol menu.

Regardless, it’s so minor that most new users will never notice the disappearance.

The rocker has been changed so that it’s now almost completely flush with the face of the device, which is an improvement for stowing it away, and gives it a nicer overall look. In use, it does take some adjustment getting used to it, but it’s much smoother than the previous iteration and seems to be a good update.

Making changes

– or should I rather say – improvements – to an existing product makes it all worthwhile choice for the end-user. Amazon’s also rather inexplicably moved the sliding power button from the top left of the device to the bottom of the unit, along with the volume button and the headphone jack. Honestly, these decisions probably make no real difference and are just minor things to adjust to — though the headphone jack makes more sense in its new placement. This is something a new owner would not notice and a good test of acceptability.

One thing to notice

when you are used to using the older generation Kindles is that changes, either significant or just a small ramification, are really, if not sometimes, uncomfortable. Well – at first. The side buttons on both sides of the device have changed and this is one update we’re not that keen on. They feel a bit ‘mushier’ now, and if you’re not looking (as we’re often not when reading), it’s easy to miss the keys. While the bottom forward arrowed buttons have been enlarged, the back arrows are now smaller — a feature we agree with, but, as we said, overall, we’re not a fan of how easily you can miss the buttons completely when trying to press them.

Still, this is definitely the sleekest Kindle yet,

and we seriously love the look graphite gray review unit we were provided with.

Other key changes Amazon’s made to the Kindle

include the doublling of storage up to 4GB from 2GB, and the company also claims to have doubled the battery life from two weeks to four (that’s with the wireless off, of course). With the new capacity you can squeeze around 3,500 books onto one of these now, and while we did not test Amazon’s battery life claim (because we haven’t had it nearly long enough), trust me when I say the battery should rarely be an issue with one of these.

You might be thinking

– why make alterations on a working model? Would suit naysayers wouldn’t it? Well – it (still) reads just like a Kindle(!). Yes, the page refreshes slightly faster, but it’s barely perceptible in comparison with the Kindle 2, and it’s still a very E Ink experience… probably because of the tried and tested E Ink screen.

What is noticeably more impressive is the contrast ratio…

this thing is incredibly sharp, and presumably it boasts the same quality E Ink screen that the newest DX packs, as that one also impressed me. The display will still be a marvel for me compared to any or all e-book readers out there.

I can say the foregoing

are enough to convince me it is a good buy. You can never have the same doubts as to its usefulness as when the first Kindle came out. There are a few other notable new features — mostly that new, experimental Webkit browser. In our experience with it, it’s called experimental for a reason, and we can’t really imaging using it on a regular basis, but we do get a kick out of seeing the internet in glorious grayscale. For reading purposes, this is not an issue at all (for me that is). Reading any normal hardbound hardcopy book always comes in black font most if not always. So colourful screen will not become a deterrent in making the choice to get one for yourself or give one to someone.

The 3G browsing experience

is (as expected) somewhat noticeably slower than the WiFi one, and while it’s obviously in its infancy, we expect Amazon will continue to improve the browser, and it far exceeds the previous one in terms of quality. Other additions include native support for PDF files, which some people will certainly be very happy about. I am just a bit stunned though to know that there is no support in Kindle 3 for the EPUB format.

It really depends

on how you accept or perceive change on something you have been familiar with or working with for quite sometime. A small change on the design might be a good modification for me but could present a discomfort on you or to someone else.

Amazon obviously thinks that it’s got a good thing going for itself,

and has made very few other changes. I could see that the touch and feel expectation when you first get a good grasp at its slender presentation is still awesomely satisfying. The new Kindle is extremely innovative, though we can get behind most of the updates its made. What’s clear, however, is that if you’re looking for a standalone e-reader (i.e., a portable replacement for physical books), this is the go-to, standard-setting device. It is the only thing you will ever need for your mobile library. While Barnes and Noble’s Nook is probably its main competitor, Amazon’s got the name in this category, and the new Kindle is lighter and thinner. Amazon’s worked out enough of the kinks that its third gen device seems pulled together well enough to seriously start appealing to an even wider audience than previously.

The two models

– a WiFi only version for $139 and a WiFi / 3G model for $189 — are competitively priced for the high quality of the device. Amazon still has given consumers the option to choose according to their requirement (or could be that they are narrowing people’s choices?!) At the end of the day, there are two paths a consumer can go down when buying a new reading device: the standalone reader or the do-it-all unit which also reads books. In the standalone category, the Kindle is probably the one to beat, and its support for the platform with apps for many devices are certainly helping it to flourish. We are still, however, not at all assured that the standalone path is the one most consumers will ultimately traverse. I will deal with this with a step back of caution.

Just as Apple’s iPod wasn’t the first MP3 player,

Amazon wasn’t the first company on the block to release an e-book reader–NuvoMedia’s RocketBook and the early Sony Readers all beat the Kindle to market. But it’s hard to argue that the online retailer’s Kindle isn’t the iPod of the e-book reader market.

The Kindle

has helped usher the e-book reader from gadget curiosity to a burgeoning mass-market device, all in less than three short years.

I have an iPad and a Kindle.

Why? Ipad 2 is for other things (playing, surfing the net, etc) but Kindle is for my ‘quiet, personal’ reading moments. I wouldn’t carry my iPad to read on it on a beach! A kindle is just so very perfect for that. Besides, an iPad requires to be charged more often while a kindle can last for weeks when the wireless connection is turned off. Can I propose now – the kindle will not be an excess gadget – it is a must have – more so when you have an iPad.

In summary:

The good:

Much slimmer, more compact homogenic design than the previous Kindle; greatly improved screen with higher contrast and noticeable faster page turns; still has the native PDF support; large resource library of hundreds of thousands of e-books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs via Amazon’s familiar online store; Wi-Fi access to Amazon’s online store; built-in keyboard for notes; shipped with 4GB (3.3 usable) of internal memory, it’s capable of storing 3,500 electronic books; eight fonts available to choose from, including two new extra-large sizes; excellent dependable battery life; ability to display image files, and plays MP3 and AAC audio.

The bad – err hang-ups:

No expansion slot for adding more memory; no support for EPUB book files; no protective carrying case included; battery is sealed into the device and is not removable.

The bottom line:

The latest generation of Kindle’s presentation of winning combination of noteworthy upgrades–an improved screen, longer battery life, lighter weight, and lower price–vaults it to the top of the e-book reader category. No matter how I look at it – it still is a definite good buy, worth the money – something that will never fade – as long as there are books to read and until people stop reading!

Give the gift of reading. Gift Kindle.