Amazon Kindle

After years of attempts by myriad different companies, Amazon may finally have cracked the eBook market with the release of its much-hyped new Kindle eBook reader in the US. It's compact, easy to use, the text quality is excellent and, crucially, there ar...

The inclusion of wireless and the integration with the Amazon store make this the first really viable eBook reader.

Paper cuts be gone.

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Librarians- don't quake in your loafers just yet.

In the U.S., the e-book reader Kindle from Amazon since 2007. Now the successor of book and magazine also come to Germany - as a possible partner for mobile access to books, news and blog articles is Vod

Great display, wide range of e-books, newspapers and magazines (so far only in U.S.), built-in Internet access, keyboard for notes, SD card slot, compatible with Windows and Mac

Design is almost, but not especially pretty, content is expensive (U.S. prices), the display is only black and white, has no real Web browser, hefty cover

Unlike other e-book readers, such as Sony, convinced Amazon Kindle with integrated, free internet access via the mobile phone network - at least in the United States. However, the device is a better book for very expensive. The display and convinced st

In order to save a few trees (and a lot of money), it is being proposed that college textbooks should be offered in e-book form. ..

Going through university, I spent far too much money on textbooks. For some courses, I was able to save a few bucks by going through the used route, but for so many other courses, the professor made us get the latest edition. Yes, having a new cover and a...

All those naysayers thought that the Amazon Kindle would be one big flop, but the wireless e-book device has actually turned out to be pretty popular...

All those naysayers thought that the Amazon Kindle would be one big flop, but the wireless e-book device has actually turned out to be pretty popular. The Kindle has been so popular that it was not out of the ordinary to find the device completely sold ou...

Thankfully, Amazon has restocked and they're ready to ship out the revolutionary handheld device again...

Ever since the Amazon Kindle launched several months ago, it has been difficult to find the e-book reader in stock. Thankfully, Amazon has restocked and they're ready to ship out the revolutionary handheld device again.

The electronic book, very nearly perfected.

Cheap books. Great screen and impressive battery life; when not using wireless.

Closed eBook format locks you into the Kindle forever. Expensive. Doesn't support PDF.

The Amazon Kindle is a product that has been a long time coming, but I don't see how it will replace paper books any time soon. A recent review does nothing to change that opinion...

The Amazon Kindle is a product that has been a long time coming, yet won't be universally embraced. It will be readily accepted by some users, but I don't see how it will replace paper books any time soon. A recent review does nothing to change that opini...

The newspaper medium and business model are obsolete, I wrote, but newspaper content -- and the people who create it -- are needed now more than ever. "What's an educated reader to do?," I asked, and answered my own question: "Cancel your newspaper subscr...

The purpose of this column is to update my previous advice with this: If you want to save newspapers, cancel your print subscription, buy a Kindle and subscribe to one of the Kindle-delivered newspapers. The Kindle is the best thing that ever happened to