The Kindle DX (for those inside the US) and the Global Kindle (for those outside the US) are the perfect gifts for avid readers. These two digital book readers have a lot more in common than they have differences, so I'll begin by sharing all of the positive features that they both share.
Features of Both Kindles:
Download a new book wirelessly in just 60 seconds.
No wireless charges (similar to how a GPS system works.)
Long lasting battery life. Use for days without recharging.
No computer is required.
Choose from over 360,000 books, magazines, & newspapers on Amazon's Kindle Store.
New books are regularly being added to the store.
"Paper like" display with no glare. Reads like real paper even in bright light.
"Text to speech" feature which turns all books into audio books.
Basic web browser designed for surfing informative websites like Wikipedia.
Thinner than most magazines.
Turning pages digitally is actually easier than thumbing through a paperback.
Automatically download new issues of magazines and newspapers.
Differences Between the Two Kindles:
The Global Kindle works in countries all over world, while the Kindle DX only works in the United States.
The DX version is larger with a 9.7" diagonal screen instead of 6 inches.
The Kindle DX has an auto-rotating screen while the Global version does not.
The DX has a much larger hard drive so it can store up to 3500 books in comparison with 1500.
The DX version is quite a bit more expensive (currently more than $200 more expensive.)
Buy Kindle DX
Buy Global Kindle.
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