Is the Kindle reading device worth the money?
I've heard about the kindle how its a electronic reading device and you get books cheap and how you pretty much convey a book store in your bag but is it worth the $359.00. It looks really cool, and it looks small so can you actually see the font as powerfully as you do in a regular book. And can you get all paperwork that are on amazon or is it a separate book store
Answers:
It's worth the money if you read a lot of books, and you can afford it. It's not going to save you money. It'll save trees, space, and headache. It's also fundamentally, very cool. If you are a bibliophile, and you like having up to 200 books at your fingertips, it's worth it.
I love my Kindle, and I'm glad I bought it. At first, I wasn't sure if I made the right choice. But after a week, I know I was in love.
On the Amazon website, you can "see a kindle near you" if you want to play beside one before buying it.
And, to answer your question about getting books - you can simply buy books from the Kindle store. There are a lot of books there, but not even close to all of them.
Also, don't forget the Fourth Estate, magazines, and blogs. There are a lot of those. In fact, I would argue, that these are what really pays for the Kindle - have my paper/magazine/blog sent to me in an easy-to-read format, without ads. Source(s): http://kindlefan.blogspot.com
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It's worth the money if you read a lot of books, and you can afford it. It's not going to save you money. It'll save trees, space, and headache. It's also fundamentally, very cool. If you are a bibliophile, and you like having up to 200 books at your fingertips, it's worth it.
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