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Amazon's Kindle lines of e-readers, like iPods, are kind of synonymous with the whole e-reader concept. Most people think of an eBook and automatically think of Kindle, that's just the way it is. Amazon knows this, too, and has consistently updated the d...
Finally, it's worth noting that as usual there are both Wi-Fi and 3G models available. With the increased proliferation of Wi-Fi and smartphone-created hotspots I'm not sure who really needs the 3G version and at £150 it's an expensive convenience. Both m...
Abstract: Do you need to spend the extra £60 for the Kindle Voyage, or is the Kindle Paperwhite enough for you? This Amazon Kindle Voyage vs Amazon Kindle Paperwhite comparison will help you decide. See also: Best eReader 2014 Amazon's new Kindle Voyage is a high-...
Published: 2014-11-01, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
The Kindle Paperwhite is not the cheapest or the most expensive e-reader that you can buy but falls in the middle of possible price ranges. As such it has a good touch screen, it comfortable to hold and has an excellent screen. Whilst the Voyage is poss...
Abstract: The original Amazon Kindle eBook Reader was quickly followed by the Kindle Touch model. This version, in turn, gave way to the current Kindle offering named the Paperwhite....
Published: 2013-09-05, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great display in all light conditions, Good value for money, Competitive bookstore, Ecosystem that's hard to beat
Not a huge change from the 2012 model, Could be higher resolution
If you've been wondering whether to dive in an buy a Kindle, then the 2013 Paperwhite is the model we'd recommend above all of the other Amazon options. The screen illumination is lovely and the touch response is fast enough to make everything happen with...
Published: 2013-05-04, Author: James , review by: micromart.co.uk
Abstract: A more advanced, more expensive sibling of the Kindle 5, the Paperwhite initially seems identical to its line-mate. Turn it on, and there's one major difference, though: the e-ink screen is now a self-illuminating e-ink touchscreen. Furthermore, it's avai...
Abstract: It is perhaps because I have kind of reached terminal velocity myself – seriously, in most fields, I'm already about as good as I'm going to get – that I have become interested in the idea of gadgets getting to the point where they can't be significantly ...
Abstract: If one of your New Year's resolutions is to read more, then an ebook reader can help. Although lighter than a hardback, these ultraportable gadgets can carry a small library's worth of books and far better suited for reading novels than a tablet. The l...
