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The Amazon Kindle is the latest, coolest, geekiest MUST HAVE gadget of 2008 - if you can handle the 4 week wait to get it!
Imagine if you had a library in your home full of over 90,000 books and newspapers on every topic you could imagine.
Now imagine that you could take that library anywhere you wanted. To the coffee shop, read it on the bus, take it to your dad's house to PROVE that your facts are correct in an argument (just look it up quickly on your Kindle). It's uses would be endless!
Well that's basically what Amazon's Kindle can do! A library of books that you can read anytime on a tiny little machine that fits into your hand.
Thankfully Amazon seems to have caught up and the Kindle is now back in stock. Head over to Amazon and order your Kindle today!
Update: The Kindle) is back in stock!! YAH!!!
The Kindle was supposed to be here by now, but it still hasn't arrived. Don't miss out next time! Put your name on the waiting list at Amazon!
1. Pretend that the current book you are reading is a Kindle and practice clicking the side of the book to turn the page.
2. Print out a picture of the Kindle then cut out the 'screen' area and place it over your current book so it will look like you already have it.
3. Re-check your estimated delivery date AGAIN to see where your Kindle is at.
Tell me what you want to know and I'll try and find out for you!
TraceyE wrote...
When buying your kindle enter the code OPRAHWINFREY in the promotion box on the sales page !! Get $50 off! [in reply to Teresa Grzeslo]
TraceyE wrote...
Great question! I'll look into it and see what I can find out.
Tracey
Kevin T. Keith wrote
There have been lots of complaints (besides the question of price): the clunky page-turn buttons that you can't avoid hitting by accident; absurd DRM that prevents you from offloading the content you've paid for; annoying and intrusive uploading feature that requires you to pay Amazon to read your own documents; lack of WiFi; clunky interfaces for searching, annotating, etc. These all seem obvious targets for revision in version 2.0. So the question is: when do we get Kindle 2.0? Is there a new version in the works? Has Amazon responded to any of these complaints? Thanks.
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