The Amazon Kindle
If you haven't heard of Amazon's new wireless reading device yet, chances are you will very soon. The Kindle is potentially the next "must have". Everyone who has ventured online for written information may have encountered the ebook. The ebook is a great thing for publishers because of the convenience of expedited and paperless delivery. The problem for consumers is being able to access this material away from their pc's. This is where the Kindle becomes very valuable.
The uniqueness of the Kindle lies in it's technology. Granted everyone can get information on the go but usually in a cumbersome or inconvenient way. People today get information from cellphones, PDA's, or laptops when they are on the go. Cellphones and PDA's can get a lot of information but not in the way that the Kindle does. Laptops can get the same information as the Kindle but not in the way that it does.
The Kindle allows the user to read books, blogs, newspapers, and magazines wirelessly. Unlike cellphones or PDA's, the Kindle offers more than 115,000 books with free book samples of the first 3 chapters. This allows the user to decide before they buy. Also, some of the top US newspapers as well as international newspapers can be auto-delivered wirelessly everyday. Even more impressive is the Kindle can access more than 300 top blogs and is updated wirelessly throughout the day.
Unlike a laptop that requires a wi-fi hotspot to obtain this information, the Kindle uses the same high speed data network technology that advanced cellphones use to free the user from having to frequent hotspots. The best part of this is that the Kindle never incurs monthly wireless bills. In addition to this, the Kindle is offered free wireless access to Wikipedia. The Kindle is the best of the laptop and the best of a cellphone in one device.
Amazon's Kindle is lightweight and thin yet holds over 200 titles. The ease of use of the device frees the user from computers, cables, and syncing. The Amazon Kindle truly sets the user free to read on the go.
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