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Amazon Kindle 2 Info
For those acquainted with the Amazon Kindle, you already know that this device has revolutionized book reading. It is an eReader, a natural evolution of the book. The Kindle 2 is a hand held digital camera which provides clear and crisp readable text, and is with the capacity of storing an entire library.

The Kindle 2 takes this concept further, strengthening what readers like most concerning the original Kindle while making the device even thinner and lighter. Section of me has a strong sense of nostalgia for all the books and magazines I have laying around my house. But there come's a period to embrace the fruits of new technology (and hopefully save several trees in the process).

While not a great selling point, it appears that Amazon will move the control of text-to-speech feature from an individual to the publisher to avoid any legal entanglements while presumably maximizing their profit. Here's an excerpt of the news post from CNET:

"On Friday (Feb. 27, 2009), Amazon announced it could reconfigure the Kindle 2's systems to allow publishers to disable the text-to-speech function for titles of these choosing. However, the retailer managed to get clear in the announcement that it believed text-to-speech didn't violate copyright."

How will your reading experience change with the Kindle 2?

First off if you finish a book, it's very easy to move on to the next interest either by pre-downloading it into your buffer of 1500 books or grabbing it on the fly from the whisper net. The reader weighs just over 10ounces this means its lighter than hardcover books, yet is durable enough to withstand a drop on the ground, although I'd advise against extensive testing. The battery life allows several hours of reading when you're on the go. There is a large source of free books that can be read on eReaders which virtual library is increasing as time passes. The eReader includes a built in browser so you can freely browse the web without any additional monthly cost. Also get more info can subscribe to eMagazine's and get them instantly downloaded for viewing.

Now for some less than stellar feedback. Users with PDF or other unsupported eBook formats may be disappointed because they are forced to convert files manually. The duty can be tedious, especially for large libraries. If you are using an iPhone and the Kindle app, you will not be able to read content you upload to your kindle on your iPhone. This implies only kindle purchased books are available via the Kindle app on your iPhone.

Overall the client reviews are far and only the Kindle 2 ereader experience. The simple handling, the ability to get content on the go, and the fast page turning and book downloading make the Kindle 2 vanish and the stories and content come to life, precisely the experience you want from the reader device.
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