The Kindle DX Ebook Reader
Posted in General on 10/31/2009 09:44 am by AMAUserAmazon’s latest digital book reader release, the popular Kindle DX, is larger and thinner than the first generation Kindle. The newest addition is thinner than most magazines, weighs less than a pound, and is just 1/3 of an inch thick. Able to store up to 3,500 books, which is more than some libraries, the Kindle DX ereader will fool you with its delicate size.
You would be carrying a library and all its available knowledge wherever you go this new digital book reader tucked in our pocket. With its wireless 3G network access to online books, you simply search for a book and click to buy it. The network offers very quick downloads and a selection of over 300,000 books. Additionally it also offers newspapers and magazines. With wireless network access from any place your are, no need for PC or cell phone, you can have your preferred reading materials in front of you in seconds. The best news is that this is a completely free feature that comes with the Kindle DX service from Amazon. No contracts or membership fees are required.
Equipped with a large (9.7″ diagonally) screen, Kindle DX is designed so you look like you are reading paper, but it becomes a paper with adjustable text and long battery life! The long battery life even allows you to read your Kindle DX for up to four days straight while accessing the wireless network, and as long as two weeks unconnected.
Text and images are sharp and clear because the the DX e-ink provides 16 shades of gray. Other e-book readers currently on the market cannot offer you the one-of-a-kind features only available on the Kindle DX. For example, the Kindle DX has a text-to-speech feature that allows you to hear your newspaper, magazine, blog and book content read aloud. You also have the ability to sample books before you commit to buying them, by downloading the first chapter of books for free for your perusal.
The Kindle DX comes with a keyboard, so you can type in the names of books you are looking for or make notations on your reading materials. You can manipulate the digital text, in order to edit, delete, and export your notes or to copy text that interests you, or mark pages you particularly like. Perhaps the Kindle DX’s most outstanding feature is the fact that it automatically remembers the point where you left off reading, and opens to the same spot when you are ready to continue. The Kindle Dx offer’s readers the best high-tech experience available.