With the Kindle DX, reading a book becomes a pleasure. The changeable fonts, eInk screen and landscape mode makes easy reading for anyone with vision challenges. The large readable eInk screen is excellent. As a light weight reader, you will love the convenience of this new e-reader. You have just discovered a light weight reader that can hold 3,500 textbooks and books. Can the Kindle DX really save you money? Absolutely! You will find new releases at $9.99 and numerous free Kindle books. Most new releases in hardback form cost around $25. With the Kindle DX, you can get about three books for the same money. In the current economy, that savings becomes significant. It is also great for reading newspapers and magazines.
Students love the Kindle DX and the low priced textbooks delivered wirelessly in 60 seconds. Most newly released textbooks are $9.99. It also has Adobe PDF support and produces attractive PDF documents. You will find free wireless Internet access, free Wikipedia, and an In-Built dictionary, all great tools for the student or business professional. The battery life is about 4 days with the wireless on and about two weeks with wireless off. You can store about 3,500 books with about 3.3 GB of storage space. Another amazing feature is the text-to-speech feature that will read newspapers, magazines, books and blogs out loud to you. Unfortunately, there are some instances where the book's rights holder has made this feature unavailable. Overall, the Kindle DX is an excellent choice for business professionals, students and avid readers. For iPhone users, this is a perfect companion that allows you to read books on your iPhone or iPod touch. The download for the application to the iPhone is free from Kindle. Just think of the savings for textbooks. Most textbooks cost $35 or more.
Kindle DX users have been especially pleased with the ability to access Google Maps while driving and receive turn-by-turn directions in a matter of seconds. Those living without a Garmin will love this feature. Another attractive feature for train or bus commuters is the ability to read their favorite morning paper. The New York Times, Washington Post and Boston Globe are dropping the prices of their subscription rates to $9.99 making this an affordable way to read the paper. Seniors who have the Kindle DX have been impressed with the ability to increase font sizes for reading. You can increase the font size and read with ease Finally, this type of larger e-reader is being eyed by businesses-or mobile professionals-who deal with a lot of PDFs and want to have them easily accessible on a single device. Bottom line, the Kindle DX is wonderful! It saves money on hard back books and saves tired eyes from straining to read small print.
Mel Otero has worked in management in the mortgage banking industry and title insurance industry for over 25 years. She has created web sites and written articles to offer information, resources and inspiration to those struggling in the current economy. Everyone is looking for ways to save money.
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