It's possible for you to purchase electronic reading devices in a number of different sizes nowadays; the size of the device seems to have little bearing on the quality of the device today. The Kindle 2 is a device that many people have gravitated towards, but since the Kindle DX hit the markets, the Kindle 2 has begun to wane in popularity. With the DX you get a device that has a larger screen and a number of new features. It seems the sole intention of this product is to create a device that's able to appeal to a wider audience of eBook readers. Amazon not too long ago announced that they have made agreements with several publishers, although, till date, there have been no reports on its progress.
The screen of the Kindle DX is likely the first thing that you will notice about it. The screen on the DX is significantly larger than the Kindle models that have come before it. The DX has a screen size of 9.7 inches which is nearly the whole size of the Kindle 2 device. With a screen that is significantly larger, reading books on it feels more like reading from an actual book because the amount of words on a page is similar. It's possible for you to view two and a half Kindle 2 pages on the screen of the Kindle DX. That is an extremely noticeable difference. Because the DX model is larger, the weight of it is also much heavier than you are used to. It also sports a design that has been streamlined in order to make it feel natural while it's held in your hands.
This device comes with an orientation sensor. This means that the device will automatically shift screen dimensions according to how you are holding the device.
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