Kindle - The Ebook Reader that Lets You Take Your Library Everywhere You Go

As ebook readers go, the Kindle is pretty incredible. It allows you to wirelessly download books and magazines from the web and take them with you. Since it has a 6-inch 800 x 600 display and according to Amazon, its revolutionary display "reads like paper", it is easy on the eyes (unlike reading on a computer) and can even be used in direct sunlight.

The unit itself has a 256 MB internal storage, a scroll wheel, keyboard, cursor bar, mini USB, 3.5 mmm headphone jack and SD slot for additional storage. Weighing in at just 10.2 ounces, it has the capacity to store thousands of books, newspapers, magazines and blogs which means you can take your library with you where ever you go. And since Kindle-formatted books can be purchased wirelessly from the unit, you can get your titles almost instantaneously. Talk about instant gratification. Best of all, most titles are cheaper than their hardcopy counterparts on Amazon with most being priced at $9.99 and below. Better yet, there is no delivery charge associated with transmission of the titles.

Granted there are a limited number of Kindle titles available (currently 100,000), but those numbers are growing fast. Better still, you can use it to send and receive email and Word docs (see the special report below on how to use it to send and receive email) and have free access to Wikipedia. For those who have difficulty reading, the unit has a feature that increases font size.

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Here's a special report that gives you cool tricks and tips on using the Kindle for email and other things:

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