Kindle 2
It’s true that the Amazon Kindle 2 was not for everyone. Even at a reduced price of $259 from it’s original tag of $359, and then somewhat of a gift at $189, some folks were still not bought. So what did they do? In characteristic Amazon fashion, of course, they went one better yet again. Taking the stage now is the Latest Generation Kindle with a WiFi-only version that costs a mere $139. This will own all competition once and for all, for sure.
There’s a price for everything and there’s a thing for every price. In the world of electronic book readers, the answer is found in the Kindle Latest Generation. For those who have been holding back, this is an offer you can’t refuse anymore. The Kindle 2 successor simply rocks with all its value. It’s dollars and sense all the way.
The economic sums in going Kindle are easy to work out. eBooks are digital so they are inherently less expensive. Indeed, an ebook costs generally around $5 less than its paperback counterpart by Amazon. Over 30 books or so, the savings on its contents just pay for the gadget itself. Voracious readers will put that away in a real jiffy.
On top of that, free public-domain titles to the tune of 2 million from Amazon’s own library are included. You won’t buy another wrong book again either. The Amazon Kindle will ensure that there’s no miscue by letting you sample a book for 30 pages before placing the order. That’s easily $30 or more in savings per year for the average reader, Kindle win-win in action again right there.
Amazon Latest Generation Kindle
Besides the dollars, the Kindle 2 oozes good sense all over. For example, how much is wireless service and direct download worth to you in terms of time, effort and convenience? The Latest Generation Kindle is at home on both cellular and internet networks. This service comes with the purchase – yes, completely Free 3G plus WiFi. You can download directly from most of the US without the need of a PC. In fact, the ebook reader can double as one. Also, you cut the driving around for books and save our ozone layer along with gasoline. Unlike dead-trees, e-titles never stock-out. Also, the Kindle Latest Generation memory is doubled to 4 GB so it’s now 3,000 books you can carry around and in a 21 per cent smaller and 15 per cent lighter package at that. Alongside the classic Kindle white, Graphite is now offered and this one’s groovy.
Last but not least, trees are spared from becoming paper for hardcopy books. This is civics and morals talking and it’s not just for book lovers, this one’s for all. C’mon, join the movement with a Kindle today.
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