Amazon Kindle?
So I am really interested in this, but I am curious if it actually works well?
share me what you have heard or if you have one!
Answers:
I think it just ruins the whole thought of having the book. I wanted one too but books are easier to collect.
I hold heard OF it. You store and read e-books on it. I'm not sure if it is wireless in itself, or if it hooks up to a PC which gathered the wallet for you (like an iPod). Not sure if it is a subscription or what. Really I don't know much...hahahh!
Some questions I would be asking...is it battery operated or can you charge it? How full does it capture before you have to edit your storage. What is the warranty vs the durability? Are near different models and prices?
Anyway, one thing I do know is that you buy each book separately.
For me, the thrill of reading at least contained by part, has always be having the book in my hand, smelling and outlook the paper, even that tired feeling of holding a book over my head if I'm lay down, and repositioning myself to keep going in a good story. I'm especially fond of antediluvian beatup paperbacks. I don't know if I would really enjoy an electronic reader.
One GOOD thing about it though, is no event how full it is, you always have a lot to read right here in the palm of your hand, you can probably make it sizeable or small print with a touch of a button, and it's probably backlit. Another thing is it always weigh the same and takes the same amount of space within your bag...helps if you travel a lot and never know how much room you want for the books you are reading.
I own heard about many race having difficulties with these. Personally, I would stick to buying regular books.
For more information, read this; it should give you a clearer answer:
http://thekindle.wordpress.com/2008/01/1…
I've heard good things give or take a few it, and it looks pretty cool. Here's a review: http://reviews.cnet.com/e-book-readers/a…
http://www.cnettv.com/9742-1_53-32339.ht…
My mom has one and she loves it. Its really easy to use, she could digit it out and she is technology challenged. She likes it because she can get pretty much any book she requirements whenever she wants. I'm sure she would reccomend it to anyone.
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Do you recommend buying an amazon kindle?
Paying hundreds of dollars so that I can make /another/ payment to receive a book doesn't sound resembling a great idea to me, but that's just my opinion. I suggest reading the one star reviews on amazon.com. The society that gave one star reviews talk about the Kindle's flaws--and within are a lot. You should...
Is the Amazon Kindle any angelic?
I love to read and its hard to pack all of my books, and everything else around in my pod, so it it worth buying? no plz i beg of u dont buy it u throw away ur money! there is however something like it...i hav it same idea, book, pics, music,,,,he sony prs 505 ebook reader.
share me what you have heard or if you have one!
Answers:
I think it just ruins the whole thought of having the book. I wanted one too but books are easier to collect.
I hold heard OF it. You store and read e-books on it. I'm not sure if it is wireless in itself, or if it hooks up to a PC which gathered the wallet for you (like an iPod). Not sure if it is a subscription or what. Really I don't know much...hahahh!
Some questions I would be asking...is it battery operated or can you charge it? How full does it capture before you have to edit your storage. What is the warranty vs the durability? Are near different models and prices?
Anyway, one thing I do know is that you buy each book separately.
For me, the thrill of reading at least contained by part, has always be having the book in my hand, smelling and outlook the paper, even that tired feeling of holding a book over my head if I'm lay down, and repositioning myself to keep going in a good story. I'm especially fond of antediluvian beatup paperbacks. I don't know if I would really enjoy an electronic reader.
One GOOD thing about it though, is no event how full it is, you always have a lot to read right here in the palm of your hand, you can probably make it sizeable or small print with a touch of a button, and it's probably backlit. Another thing is it always weigh the same and takes the same amount of space within your bag...helps if you travel a lot and never know how much room you want for the books you are reading.
I own heard about many race having difficulties with these. Personally, I would stick to buying regular books.
For more information, read this; it should give you a clearer answer:
http://thekindle.wordpress.com/2008/01/1…
I've heard good things give or take a few it, and it looks pretty cool. Here's a review: http://reviews.cnet.com/e-book-readers/a…
http://www.cnettv.com/9742-1_53-32339.ht…
My mom has one and she loves it. Its really easy to use, she could digit it out and she is technology challenged. She likes it because she can get pretty much any book she requirements whenever she wants. I'm sure she would reccomend it to anyone.
Related Questions:
Do you recommend buying an amazon kindle?
Paying hundreds of dollars so that I can make /another/ payment to receive a book doesn't sound resembling a great idea to me, but that's just my opinion. I suggest reading the one star reviews on amazon.com. The society that gave one star reviews talk about the Kindle's flaws--and within are a lot. You should...
Is the Amazon Kindle any angelic?
I love to read and its hard to pack all of my books, and everything else around in my pod, so it it worth buying? no plz i beg of u dont buy it u throw away ur money! there is however something like it...i hav it same idea, book, pics, music,,,,he sony prs 505 ebook reader.