I love my Kindle.
I read more, especially on business trips. I do all I can to carry less when I travel, so carrying a book always seems to me like a burden. With Kindle, I could eliminate the problem. Fixed (rather small) size and weight and can carry many books.
Yesterday, I was surprised to find that not all Kindle Books are available to me, since my kindle is associated to my Japanese address. I am thinking very hard, but still can’t find a reason.
If I can purchase the book (Hardcover) from Amazon and ship it to Japan, how come I can’t buy the Kindle version and receive it over a Wireless connection?
Hi.
Can you describe the Kindle user experience- compared to the good old paper book?
Is it convenient to read?
Bye,
Yoram
The Kindle is very convenient to read.
Screen quality, readability are superb.
I use Calibre to manage my Kindle, which allows me to:
1) Grab websites and convert them into Kindle format
2) Convert from Epub or other free formats to Kindle
3) Convert PDFs and Documents. – I don’t like PDF support on the Kindle as it does not allow annotations
Oh yes, you can also mark text, annotate, which I often do.