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Kindle DX Wireless Reading Device, Free 3G, 3G Works Globally, Graphite 9.7″ Display with New E Ink Pearl Technology

The  free 3G wireless has no monthly payments or annual contracts and you have the convenience of downloading books anywhere, anytime. It is as slim as a magazine and fits perfectly in your hands.

Another great feature is the  large 9.7″ screen, ideal for  reading  graphic-rich books,  newspapers, magazines,  blogs and the PDF reader .

Kindle 3 DX wireless is ready to use right out of the box.  There are  no cables or software to install, and  no computer required.

 

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Built-In PDF Reader
PDF support allows you to store and  read all of your documents on the go.

Lets take a look at the features:

• Download Books and content on the go in as little as 60 seconds using high-speed  Whispernet
• Sleek and ergonomic design
• Large sharp display
• The font can be enlarged to suit eye strength
• No monthly bills and  no wireless setup.
• Global wireless coverage in over 100 countries
• Long battery life, read for days without charging
• Holds up to 3,500 books, magazines, and documents
• Read-to-Me, can read newspapers, magazines, blogs, and books out loud to you.
• Over 800,000 books, including best Sellers and many free out of print editions,  plus international newspapers, magazines, and blogs.
• Buy  Kindle here.

 

Love of reading and reading comprehension go hand in hand, and audio books have proven to promote increased reading activity and advance reading comprehension, something many people struggle with on a day to day basis.
For students, audiobooks stimulate the imagination, help build vocabulary skills and enhance pronunciation.
Also, whereas a thick-paged book might be intimidating to a student, most are familiar with computers, iPods and stereo systems and are adept at using them. So why not give them an option that merges traditional reading enjoyment and comprehension with the high-tech universe they’re immersed in?

The Kindle is also a great option for the aging population with the read to you function and the capacity to enlarge the font. It is also lightweight and no matter how large the contents of the book is, it will not become too heavy to hold, as many books do when readers age. The Kindle is the most popular of all the  ebook readers and I can understand why. It originates from a book store-the biggest online bookstore targeting the reading experience and catering for the serious reader. It doesn’t have all the other functions of the touchscreen tablets because it is purpose built to provide the best reading experience.

One of the most favorable features is the fact that the screen is not back lit and you need a light to read by in the dark. Back lit screens stimulate the senses more and make sleep more difficult straight after reading. I can vouch for that after being on my computer during the evening before I go to bed. Sometimes I almost seem to have a white screen in the background of my thoughts as I try to sleep and it is most annoying.

Recently I have been suggesting to an older publisher/author  friend that she have her books converted to ebooks and she has become rather excited with the idea and is also going to republish her website which she had let lapse.  She won the New Zealand International  Montana Book Award in the Biography section for her book on Sir Walter Chapman Taylor. It is a truly magnificent publication about him and his  architecture, which was based on the crafts  movement and the crafted furniture of that era. The research had taken Judy Siers decades and the book is full of wonderful illustrations to complement her pleasant and informative writing style. It does not read like a text book-more of an unfolding story about a topic she truly loves and has enjoyed researching. She has also written other research books about historic buildings and people associated with them  in New Zealand. My point is that ebooks are now offering new opportunities to older publishers to have their works spread internationally  without the huge marketing expense of traditional publishing.

Some older writers are not so embracing of ebooks and are truly afraid. Recently I attended a public talk by a Canadian author who wrote ‘The Shipping News”and many others, but that is the one I had read. She voiced her grave concern about what will happen to authors and  their printed books. The feeling in the room was quite solemn, as so something was dying in our midst. I wanted to speak out and say, but what about Amazon publications and their Kindle. They have published many of the old classics which are out of print to make them available to the public who enjoy classic literature. You need to embrace the ebook and publish all of your works as ebooks as well. I imagine she will come around in time and realize the new opportunity Amazon and Kindle are creating for great writers to reach a wider audience than they have ever reached.

 

 

Let me show you what current owners of Kindle have to say:

By Alexander

The DX was not an obvious upgrade, but two features put me over the edge: the larger screen, and the  PDF reader. I have come to rely on my Kindle experience, and it has seriously enhanced my reading.

He reports on the  PROS, CONS, and NEUTRALS in the full review.

Review Paraphrased for size. Read the full review here-other reviews also available including Kindle vs Nook.