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Dec 7th 11 Posted by Kirsten Arnoldi in Ebooks

A Look At the Kindle WiFi

The latest version of the Amazon Kindle is available as Kindle WiFi and the Kindle 3G. It is an eBook reader that exploded on the market several years ago, and is rapidly growing in popularity. Let us take a brief look at the Kindle WiFi and see what all the fuss is about.

What You Get In The box

- WiFi Kindle

- A/C Adaptor (for charging at the wall)

- USB Cable (For charging at your laptop or desktop and for transferring files from your computer to your device)

- Instruction guide

How Does The Device Connect To The Internet?

This Kindle is able to connect to the internet using – you guessed it – WiFi hotspots. This feature is great if you have regular access to a wireless connection at home or at work, not so great if you don’t.

A few social networking and email sites, Wikipedia, Amazon’s Kindle store and some other eBook websites are all sites you can visit on your eReader using a secure WiFi connection.

Display Quality

The Kindle reading screen is designed to look as much like a book page as possible. A new technology developed by Amazon called E Ink is used instead of back lighting. This E Ink technology makes it possible for you to use your Kindle reader anywhere and to see the page clearly without straining your eyes, even if you are in direct sunlight.

If you want to be able to use your device to read at night, it is necessary for you to purchase a clip on light, or a special case with a light attached.

Keyboard And Navigation

On your Kindle, books can be stored in folders to make it simple and easy to find them, and accessing different folders, the kindle store and settings options is possible at the push of a button which makes overall navigation pretty easy and simple.

Buying Books

The enormous eBook store on Amazon.com contains thousands of books in many different genres, as well as college textbooks, manga, other comics and even small games such as pacman, solitaire and chess.

Kirsten Arnoldi is committed to bringing you accurate and useful information. To find out more about Kindle Wi-Fi vs 3G or for a more in-depth look at Kindle Wi-Fi.