Amazon's Kindle e-book reader

An explanation of Amazon's Kindle e-book reader and some of its features. Includes footage of the device.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Amazon
• Kindle
• e-book
• reader
• books
• Internet
• wifi

[jajajah86]

I'm lazy to do research so I'll just ask you people. :) You can't store data on it, you can only download text data temporarly from the amazon servers for the time of reading right? This means that illegal content can not be read on it. Correct me if Im' wrong please, thanks.

[computerworld]

@jajajah86 The Amazon Kindle has up to 4 GB of internal storage for offline reading.

[backstepcindy]

can you only buy kindles on amazon.com ???

[computerworld]

@backstepcindy You can also buy them at your local Staples office supplies store.

[mikr0bas]

does this reads .pdf from your computer?

[computerworld]

@mikr0bas Yes. Go to Amazon.com's online help and look for the section entitled "Transferring, Downloading, and Sending Files to Kindle".

[BoxxyFan]

@desitorrentsfanclub

Yeah, let's compare apples to oranges. Let's compare trucks to motorcycles. Let's compare netbooks to PC's. Idiot.

[janitormopmop]

u obviously dont read enough as u replaced way with why

[JohnStecchino]

Paper destroy Amazon forest 

[libroelectronicos]

este video del kindle ya está algo obsoleto...

[aaron93m]

I've been thinking about our future tonight and I must say, technology is advancing but may kill us. Book stores are closing, CD stores are closing. Even schools are closing. It's ridiculous. Kids these days just eat fast food and play video games, while people from older generations were actually ACTIVE. Why must we create technology that will harm us in the near future?

[parafleet]

Fuck these electronic books. In the future, the despot will only have to push a single button to burn books.

Fucking humans...DEMAND PAPER!!!