How much is a Kindle

Today in terms of Electronic devices we have so much. We get mobile phones, laptops, desktop computers, Iphones, and the biggest out there that could turn many people off from the Kindle eReader, the Apple Ipad.

Sure we can read electronic books in all of them, we can play videos, see photos and they all have Internet connection.
So, what does the Amazon Kindle so different from any other device that will make me buy one?

In the simplest answer, it is a eReader made just for that, to read books. No one wants to read a 300 page novel in a laptop. Or in that term, the Ipad. Why? The most important feature of the Kindle, or of any other eReader is the screen.

The Kindle reader screen is made of a special electronic ink that wont reflect sun light. Against all other devices, you can be out there reading your favorite book, newspaper or your documents in a PDF file, with all the comfort and without getting your eyes tired because of the light source reflecting the screen.

If you want a reader to play videos, then leave now, this is not for you. The Kindle eReader was made for people that enjoy reading a good book in a very light device and not having to worry about battery life, weight and memory space for your favorite ebooks.

The new Kindle Fire is Amazon attempt to contradict the dominance of the market by the Ipad. One should ask, why buying one? First we have the price compared to the iPad. With a price of $199.00, many analysts wonder why Amazon is losing money selling the new Kindle so cheap. In the media, newspapers, tech magazines, etc, it is know that Amazon is losing about $50.00 dollars per Kindle sold.

Maybe this is some strategy by Amazon to push Apple dominance to the limit. Still, if the Kindle was sold by $299.99, it was still a good buy considering that the iPad cost around $499.00.

One of the biggest advantages of the new Kindle Fire, is the Processor. Amazon decided (and well done) to make the Kindle Fire with a dual core processor. This is a big advantage in processor power and will deal with any demanding functions by the user, like watching video and be able to multi task with other applications at the same time.

"At $199 the Fire is less than half the price of the Apple iPad, which starts at $499.
It is the first tablet from a major company to seriously undercut the iPad in price."
- New York Times"

"Consumers will see the iPad and Kindle Fire side-by-side... and simply ask 'why does
the iPad cost at least $300 more?' They will look at the features - the comparable
amount of content, the Kindle's million e-books, streaming TV shows - and pick the Fire." - Extreme Tech"

Maybe one of the most important features of the Kindle is the special " E Ink" screen. High contrast on the text and unlike the normal LCD´s displays, the Kindle screen does not reflect sun light. You read it like a real book or a newspaper.

Another important feature of the kindle is the size and weight, 8.5 ounces and 1/3 of an inch thin. This makes the Kindle a ideal companion to anyone that enjoys reading but does not want to carry a big book but still wants the feel of reading it like it was on paper.

Since this is a device exclusive for reading books, the battery life is very important. No one wants to stress out about a depleted battery or having to recharge the battery while reading and having those nasty cables around. The official numbers are one full charge with an average of 1 hour of daily reading, gives for about one month, with the Wi-Fi off.

The price of books are so low, and many cost even less then that paperback version. You can get books and many of them bestsellers, from $9.99 making this a good time to increase your collection.

No more book space on your Kindle? No problem. Amazon retains all your book purchases in their servers and even if you delete any of them, you can download it again and even for different devices, not just your Kindle.

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