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Kindle Keyboard 3G, Free 3G + Wi-Fi, 6" E Ink Display
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The all-new Kindle has a new electronic-ink screen with 50 percent better contrast than any other e-reader, a new sleek design with a 21 percent smaller body while still keeping the same 6-inch-size reading area, and a 15 percent lighter weight at just 8.7 ounces. The new Kindle also offers 20 percent faster page turns, up to one month of battery life, double the storage to 3,500 books, built-in Wi-Fi, a graphite color option and more—all for only 9, and still with free 3G wireless—no monthly bills or annual contracts.
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Kindle vs. Nook (updated November 2011) : Kindle Keyboard 3G, Free 3G + Wi-Fi, 6" E Ink Display
I woke up to a nice surprise this morning: a new kindle as a gift. I have an iPad and a Kindle Dx, but I guess person heard my complaints of them being too heavy and difficult to do extended-reading on. Don't get me wrong, I admittedly love my iPad and Dx, but this new generation of Kindle is exquisite for reading covering and for long periods of time. The iPad gets completely washed out in sunlight and often irritates my eyes staring at it for more than a couple of hours. The Dx was my go-to expedient for those extended/outdoor reading periods, but now I have a new friend for reading novels. Instead of a replacement, this one seems more like a companion to the other devices and is a separate class. The iPad works great for web browsing, shopping, productivity, games, etc while the Kindle falls short in those areas. The Kindle works great for reading novels, where the iPad falls short. For those that love to do extended-reading of magazines, newspapers, research articles, etc, I find that the Dx is the go-to device.
Without a doubt, the size and weight of the new kindle is the biggest draw for me. It's smaller than the last edition by a principal margin. I've played around with the Kindle 2 and was impressed, but now seeing at the size of the new Kindle, I'm blown away. It's the absolute exquisite size. Smaller would be unmanageable and larger wouldn't feel nearly as good. This is a expedient that you can hold up, read, and just forget that it's there. Compared to other e-readers I've tried, it's much smaller and much lighter.
One of my biggest complaints about the former generation Kindles and the Dx is the speed. It sometimes takes a while after you push `next page' for it to admittedly change. In addition, the web browsing feature was so slow and clunky that it is admittedly unusable in my opinion. Two additions to the new Kindle have helped attenuate these issues. First, the pages do flip quicker (albeit, still slow in my opinion), and the increasing of wifi has allowed faster connection for wireless activities (much best than only relying on 3G). I still can't see myself using the Kindle as an internet browsing tool or admittedly doing much online aside from purchasing reading material, but the faster connection at least opens up the possibility - something that would only frustrate me on former editions.
The new Kindle also offers a best distinction than former editions and it looks astounding compared to every other e-reader I have seen. I have no problem seeing the screen in dim light or in spicy sunlight - it admittedly opens up the ability to read approximately anywhere you are. Of course, you'll still need a cut off light for highly dark areas.
Another big increasing to the Kindle 3 is that it offers double the storehouse compared to Kindle 2. I've never had a qoute with the estimate of storehouse since I can't maybe see myself filling up that much space (I don't put mp3's on it), but maybe in the future, if distinct applications or media files are put on the kindle, it could have been a problem. The further space in the new model is assuredly a welcome addition, but bringing back the memory card slot that was included on Kindle 1 would have been an even more welcome increasing in my opinion.
Among e-readers, I assuredly propose the Kindle 3 if not just because it has a best size/form-factor, contrast, battery life, and speed compared to every other e-reader I have tried. On top of that, you get the astounding amazon buying palpate and choice for all your literature and can keep your kindle library intact between anything other expedient you want to download a Kindle application onto.
The query of whether you need a Kindle vs someone else type of expedient for reading becomes a wee more tricky and admittedly comes down to what you want to use it for.
Do you want a expedient to read novels on, maybe read outside, and have something very light that you approximately forget it's there? Buy the Kindle.
Do you want something to lie in bed with for short periods of time while surfing the web? I might propose going with the iPad, a separate tablet, or a netbook.
Do you already have a Kindle 1 or 2? That's a tough one.... I don't think the new edition has enough `new' to it to warrant the upgrade in my mind, but some might value the new size and wifi capabilities even more-so than I do. For me, the new Kindle was a welcome increasing to my house of devices since I didn't have anything anywhere near its form factor and convenience.
Should you get 3G + Wifi or just Wifi? I think this query can be answered naturally by asking yourself if you voyage a lot. Being able to buy books and access wireless content on the road is an principal choice and well worth the extra money in my mind. Holding the expedient in general at home or near wifi hotspots admittedly negates the need for 3G though.
Overall, I have to give the Kindle a 5 star rating because it does what it was designed to do very well, and in my concept best than any of the competition. While the new features and capabilities aren't game-changing and truly outstanding, it is smaller, more capable, and best than any other e-reader out there. If you want `one expedient to cope it all', this isn't the place to look, but If you want a astounding expedient solely for reading books, this is what you want.
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