Kindle Library, Hours of Entertainment Reviewed!

The Kindle Library, simply put, it's fantastic! By now everyone on the planet knows about the e-book reader. First off, the kindle device itself is great, light weight slim, weigh approximately 10 ounces, anti-glare screen, reads like paper, the list goes on and on. As an owner, I think few people know about the true backbone of this device and that is the kindle library, so here's my review.

The kindle library, offers well over 190,000 book titles spread out over 24 different categories.

A sampling of these include; home repair, cooking, business, lifestyles, science, and travel...the list goes on and on. Also available are current up to date magazines, Newsweek, Time, Sports Illustrated, etc.

Titles can be pulled from the NY Times best sellers list along with numerous current release. Lets not forget to mention that within the kindle library you also gain instant access to major US newspapers, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post as well as the NY Times. All readily available through the library download. But your not limited to US publications, you can also retrieve major foreign press publications. This amazing library doesn't stop there, you can follow well over 1000 blogs and forums, from sports to business, its all available to you via instant download.

Because the kindle device offers wireless connectivity, you can access the library in seconds. The kindle operates on an high speed data network similar to cell phones. This network allows you to purchase a book, have it auto delivered and your up and reading in 1 minutes time. When it comes to travel or commuting this type of flexibility is priceless, no more lugging around stacks of reading material.

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Kindle Dx Reviewed

The Kindle DX electronic reader is a slim electronic book that is just about the size of a typical magazine. It's lightweight design that is under a pound with have you reading everywhere you want. The Kindle DX is a wireless system that lets you download books right from your Kindle, anytime, anywhere; no monthly fees, service plans, or hunting for Wi-Fi hotspots. You can download your favorite book in under 60 seconds and start reading immediately. This wonderful device has a paper page like display that lets you decide what size font is good for your eyes. You can also choose a darker tone of text to let you see things even clearer, crisper images.

The Kindle Dx also enables you to store almost double the amount of downloaded books that the first model allowed. It has a slightly larger screen for reading and a 25% longer battery life. One of the other great features of this product is that it has a new Read-to-Me option. This means that most of the books and publications will allow you to conveniently listen to your favorite news and publication with out having to physically read it yourself. Kindle can read every newspaper, magazine, blog, and book out loud to you, unless the books rights holder made the feature unavailable.

Kindle DX's large display is ideal for a broad range of reading material, including graphic-rich books, PDFs, newspapers, magazines, and blogs. Kindle DX's display is two and a half times the size of the Kindle display. Whether you're reading the latest bestseller or a financial report, text and images are amazingly sharp on the 10.4" screen.

Built-In PDF Reader makes it easy to get rid of the loose documents in your briefcase or backpack, and put them all on Kindle DX. Native PDF support allows you to carry and read all of your personal and professional documents on the go. With Amazon's Whispernet service, you can send your documents directly to your Kindle DX and read them anytime, anywhere. Some features such as annotations and read-to-me are not currently supported for PDF. You can magnify PDFs by viewing them in landscape mode.

The Kindle DX is one of the hottest gifts to give to your bookworm this year for the holidays and might be one of the hardest to find soon. These unique gifts will probably be one of the most sought after electronic gifts this season with their ease of use and convenience of usage.

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Reviewed Kindle Touch Matches Kindle Fire

As far as marketing goes, the spotlights all pointed to the Kindle Fire, but the Kindle Touch falls in a category of users who would value the Touch's simple features like, the multi-touch interface and E-ink screen. The Touch is for buyers wanting the functionality of a dependable, easy to use device with a huge ebook selection and acceptable internet connection, but don't need the Kindle Fire's flaming features.

Kindle Touch Features

The standard Touch is wireless and has the beneficial basic 6" E-Ink, non-glaring display so reading in the full sun is no problem. The user-interface may be the simplest and easiest to use of any Kindle, all by the touch of your finger. Amazon improved the multi-touch display which added an enormous user-friendly benefit over the original Kindle, by adding to their extensive ebook library and web browsing functionality right in at end of your fingertips.

Amazon's special offer for the Touch has brought the price down to an amazing $99. With nearly double the storage space of the most basic Kindle model (Kindle 3) and its simple multi-touch display, the Touch is a bargain at that price.

Kindle Touch 3G

If you are a user who is always on the road, the Touch 3G contains the same amazing features with the benefit of internet access and ebook downloads from anywhere with a 3G connection. No monthly charges for 3G, just the added cost upfront when purchasing the Kindle Touch 3G at a price of $149.

Probably not cost effective for the extra $50 unless you plan on using the internet access a lot, either way the Touch 3G is still the cheapest 3G e-reader on the market. The Kindle Touch 3G and Kindle Keyboard 3G are the only two 3G e-readers available. Other manufacturers (such as Barnes and Noble) discontinued their 3G devices due to the extra costs.

Kindle Touch vs Kindle Fire

No Kindle review would be complete without a comparison to the Kindle Fire. Amazon's new color Kindle has drawn so much attention from the gadget world that it's hard not to see it as the last word in e-readers. With that said, the Kindle Fire has actually moved into a category of "Table" like the iPad and Nook.

Real readers are usually unconcerned with the colors, they want words and for that the Touch is best for e-reading. As another addition, not only is the Kindle Touch perfect for ebooks and music, but it also boosts features like simple site internet browsing, email, social networking and Wikipedia, while keeping the E-ink screen feature for reading where as the Kindle Fire has an LCD screen. If you enjoy reading printed content and can do without the colorful ads, and only need limited internet access, Kindle Touch contains the best features money can buy.

The Final Conclusion

In short, the Kindle Touch provides a great combination of functionality and simplicity. The benefits of the easy-to-use touchscreen display, the option of 3G, and the device's classic look and feel make it a great mid-range e-reader for the casual user.

Having reviewed several e-readers over the years the Kindle Touch was a great subject due to the usability, features and benefits. If you are interested in reading more reviews on the Kindle family of products, please see my site, Review on the Kindle at http://reviewonthekindle.com