Wireless Reading Device – 10 Reasons to Buy a Kindle

Below are 10 reasons why you should consider buying a Kindle. "Here we Go" 

1. Amazon pays for the wireless connection for the Kindle so there are not any monthly wireless bills
   or customer commitments. 

2. It has a PDF reader that allows you to keep personal or business documents on the Kindle
   for viewing no matter where you are. 

3. The battery capacity can last up to one week which is a great improvement compared
    to older models and other brands.  

4. The Kindle store has over 400,000 top selling book titles as well as Newspapers such
   as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and magazines such as TIME and Forbes
   to be purchased.

5. People with Kindles can download sold out books at the Kindle store where others have to wait. 
   In addition, once a book is purchased it takes less than one minute for it to appear on the Kindle.

6. Kindle users can shop at the Kindle store from anywhere they are and their purchases go directly
   on their e-reader.  Books can even be purchased while out of the country for a small additional fee.

7. Kindle also has the advantage of giving a user the first chapter of a book for free before purchasing
   it at the Kindle store.  Users can avoid being disappointed after the first few pages of a book they
   have already purchased.

8. Kindle owners also have the advantage of having free access to Wikipedia, the world’s most up
   to date dictionary of today.  This dictionary is there for use if unfamiliar words appear in the readings.

9. The device is easy to travel with since it’s just over 1/3” thick and weighs just over 10 ounces.
   In addition, Kindles can be used in over 100 countries (US. & International) which can make this a perfect pal to
   have while traveling abroad for business or for downtime during personal trips.

10.  It also has a feature that allows books or magazines to be read to you out loud as long as
    the author has not revoked this option.  A user can even close their eyes and still hear the book
    or newspaper article they have interest in.