Amazon Kindle DX Review

It was a dead giveaway, you know, it assuredly was. All I did was pick up the new kindle that had just arrived and I knew that it was different. It was new.

What were the exact giveaways that something new was afoot, Lets see:

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• It was smaller
• The space on the front was put to much great use
• There were new buttons
• There was a new color

This kindle is small and comfortable to use, at just under 9 ounces. And, now its not the smallest or lightest on the store - Kobo is lighter, while the Barnes and Noble Nook is heavier, but the new kindle is still roughly 15 percent or so lighter than its predecessor, which makes it a good deal in my book. (Indeed, the dual pricing points for the Wi-Fi and 3G/Wi-Fi versions are more honest to me and point out that the business marketing the Kindle - Amazon - does know how to set its prices with the Wi-Fi version coming in at 9 and the 3G/Wi-Fi version at 9, both very reasonable, especially when you look at the functionality of the Kindle).

The Kindle originate team has assuredly done some nice work with the new generation as it does feel much more balanced. In addition, the designers managed not only to add to its capability - it features a 50 percent faster screen refresh rate which means that things move much more quickly and come into focus more quickly - but they also managed to redesign its keys so that inputting data is easier and with the re-layout of the keys, the cursor keys have also been moved closer so that data input is quicker.

Incidentally, the designers managed to cut 20 percent from the size of the Kindle 2, although they did retain the rubber-style backer that makes it easier to hold. With the relocation of the sailing keys, the designers took a assuredly big step forward in its usability. They completed the step by reversing the sailing key activation so now you press the keys away from the display which does it easier to move around.

Two other changes I liked particularly were the capability to turn the font sizes and line spacing as I used the Kindle. These thoughtful changes alone made this a delight to use. Other turn has doubled the internal warehouse to 4Gb of memory or enough to store 3,500 books and there is a Web-based reader that is nice to use.

The new Kindle, as you would expect, is compatible with all of Amazon's existing options and I have to say they assuredly did a nice job n this design, it going to be a hard one to top!

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