Amazon Kindle stories:
"Intel introduces a digital book reader that reads aloud to the blind" and related posts
Nov 11th, 2009 - VentureBeat
Ben Foss grew up with dyslexia, a learning disability so severe that his mother had to read books to him throughout his school years, all the way through college. Now 36...Amazon Kindle for PC
Nov 10th, 2009 - PC World
Amazon's Kindle family gained a new member today with the arrival of the free Amazon Kindle for PC reader app. And while I'm not a big fan of reading books on computer displays, I have to admit that Kindle for PC handles the basics of its job well...
Hands On: Amazon's Kindle for PC, Beta 1
Nov 10th, 2009 - PC Magazine
Tablets may be the most exciting product category that doesn't exist, but the concept is already on display in small handheld devices, multi-touch PCs, and via applications...
Who's Powering the Dual-Screen eReaders? Marvell
Nov 2nd, 2009 - PC Magazine
Taken by itself, the Marvell Armada 166e chip seems very similar to the Freescale i.MX embedded processor, which will also integrate the display controller from E Ink...
iPhone Threatens Amazon Kindle
Nov 2nd, 2009 - InformationWeek
The number of e-books available for Apple's iPhone and Touch through the App Store surpassed the leading category, games, in September for the first time, an indication...
Amazon Kindle videos from YouTube:
2:02Amazon Kindle
Here is the review for the Amazon Kindle. The Amazon Kindle is available on Amazon.com for $399.99 It uses the Sprint EVDO network to access data much like a cell phone without a wireless hotspot and most of all, it is free. It ...
2:26Amazon Kindle 2 Review
The staff at Brighthand.com take a look at the Amazon Kindle 2, Amazon's new e-ink based e-reader.
1:38User's Guide: Amazon Kindle
Orlando Sentinel Technology Columnist Etan Horowitz review the Kindle, a new electronic book reader from Amazon.com. For more technology news and reviews, go to www.orlandosentinel.com/technology
6:29Amazon Kindle: Complete Review
In which I offer my complete opinion of the Amazon Kindle as compared to traditional books. Check me out at www.fiestamovement.com Follow me on twitter at www.twitter.com Or, take a gander at my blog at www.melissacompagnucci.com
Amazon Kindle from WikiPedia:
On May 6, 2009, Amazon announced the Kindle DX which retails for $489. It is the first Kindle model with an accelerometer, automatically rotating pages between landscape and portrait orientations if the device is turned on its side. It is slightly over 1?3 inch (about 8.5 mm) thick, has a 4 GB (3.3 GB user-accessible) storage capacity, holding approximately 3500 non-illustrated e-books, a 9.7 inch (24.6 cm) display with 1200 x 824 pixel resolution, and a battery life of "up to" 4 days while using wireless or 2 weeks offline. The DX adds support for PDF files natively, built-in stereo speakers, and 1xRTT wireless technology as fallback option for when EVDO connectivity is not available. Like the Kindle 2, it does not have an SD memory card slot. The model was released on June 10, 2009.
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