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When the book retailer Amazon first came on the scene, it introduced the online bookstore to us. This time round, it has taken that move one step further by offering its merchandise in electronic form. All this is done through a new wireless reading device called the Amazon Kindle. The stage is now set for complete electronic reading if you choose; yes, e-books electronically procured and read with an electronic reader.

The Amazon Kindle 2 is a user-friendly and portable reader. It has the capability of downloading blogs, books, newspapers, and magazines. Traditionally, heavy-duty reading meant turning thick pages of paper but nowadays, electronic reading is very different. It is not only mobile but it can also carry your entire library of books and is connected constantly to your bookshop through wireless network.

The Kindle Electronic Book Reader is designed to operate on its own. It is connected directly to the Amazon Whispernet through 3G technology for media flow, synching and even internet browsing. There’s no service plan, contracts or bills to worry about because this feature is paid for by Amazon. About the only cost upon the user is power consumption on the battery; recharging every 4 to 5 days of continuous operation as opposed to 2 weeks with the wireless turned off.

The Amazon Whispernet wireless service is a one-of-a-kind delivery system which enables users to obtain any e-book on its library within a minute. This facility is currently not available outside the US but those who have had a taste of the electronic book reader would know that it’s a matter of time that it becomes so. US users can download and sample the beginning pages of books for free before deciding whether to purchase the book or not.

Physically, the Kindle Electronic Book Reader boasts a crisp black-and-white screen that makes it very close in appearance and readability to printed paper. The print is displayed through E-ink technology which interacts with light in much the same way as ink on paper does. There is no backlighting. Thus, reading would not be hard in bright sunlight and the screen never becomes hot, meaning you can continue reading as long as you wish.

Furthermore, Whispernet makes use of Amazon’s optimized technology plus Sprint’s national high-speed (EVDO) data network for users to wirelessly search, download, synch and read content. The maiden Kindle has been further enhanced into the Kindle 2. By seriously considering user feedback on the original Kindle, Amazon is gratefully able to come up with an even more impressive Amazon Kindle 2 wireless reading device for its readers now.

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Written by John Davis

July 4th, 2009 at 4:01 am

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