Amazon's Latest Kindle Readers - Quick Review

When the eBook readers first appeared, many people wrote them off as another fad gadget, but as more people have discovered how
easy they are to use, this fad has become a stalwart of the electronic industry.

Every day, more and more of the world's book lovers have turned away from the old paper versions of their favorite books and picked up
the eBook as the way to read everything from the local paper to the latest novels. The Emperor of eBook readers is certainly Amazon's Kindle,
which is the most widely recognized device (especially after Oprah gave it a huge endorsement on her show). Now Amazon has released the
newest Kindle, which arrives with an even trimmer line than the earlier models.

The Kindle 3 from Amazon, as many people like to refer to this new eBook, arrives with a vastly improved e-ink screen, even less weight than the already
light Kindle 2, a choice of traditional white or modern graphite case colors, and an impressive memory capacity of 3,500 books - nearly double
that of the old Kindle 2 versions. So should you pick up a new Kindle 3? For many people who haven't tested these new eBooks, it's probably
hard to understand why anyone would even care much less spend time talking about it - who wants to look at a boring screen when you can
have the feel and look of paper? True, you won't get that paper smell or feel with an e-reader, but the e-ink technology does a wonderful job
of reproducing the look of a book page - which is one of the reasons that so many people have made the switch to eBooks.

But most users will tell you that the real reason they love their eBook is the sheer volume of books it can hold. You can download every
book by your favorite author and take it with you wherever you go. Maybe you're on vacation and you finish the book you started on the
plane, so instead of trying to track down the sequel in a book store, you can download it right then and there (in less than a minute thanks
to the built-in Wi-Fi) and you never have to leave your chair.

And imagine how much all those books would weigh, even in paperback - the Kindle
is only 8.5 ounces and is so thin you can pop it a small handbag when you've finished. (Of course, if you do carry it around in a bag of any sort,
you should buy a protective cover for it so it won't get scratched up by keys, cell phone, or any of that other mysterious stuff that always seems to collect in bags.)

Ah, but that's not even the best part about the Kindle. The really good news - it's now cheaper! Kindles can now be had for just under $200,
a drop of nearly one hundred dollars for earlier models, so just about everyone can afford the pleasures of a good eBook reader.

Kindle 3G Video

Kindle 3G Wireless Reading Device, Free 3G + Wi-Fi, 6

Kindle Wireless Reading Device, Wi-Fi, 6

How do the 3G and WiFi versions differ?
 

Kindle DX Wireless Reading Device (Global Edition)  - If you travel or live outside the US this is the Wireless e-reader you
want to have. Download ebooks in more than 100 countries.

Kindle Wireless Reading Device (U.S.A.) For US Residents. You can use to read your favorite ebooks with this one
anywhere in the world, but if you also want to download ebooks abroad you need to have the global edition from Amazon.