Amazon Kindle- Comparison photos!

Posted by gasusan2005 on Dec 06, 2007

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What NO BACKLIGHT on the Amazon Kindle??

Here were my options for ebook reading: (White and bright) Laptop, Dell Axim x51v and AT&T Tilt (all using free Mobipocket ebook reader software)

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And now, adding the Amazon Kindle to the picture

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Using the ebook reader software, the white and bright backlight is tiring on the eyes if you read for long periods of time. I have changed the settings and tried other setups. A black background with a light green lettering was a little better. And, screen size? Small is small is small… on the Axim and the Tilt.

The Kindle? Nice size screen and “the high-resolution display technology called electronic paper, provides a crisp black-and-white screen that resembles the appearance and readability of printed paper. “

Shortly after I took this photo yesterday, I had every intention of exploring the Kindle to see what it could do …..BUT I had (randomly) opened up Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” for the photo…… and I ended up sitting and reading for hours. The Kindle is lightweight and the screen really does look like a real book! I quickly forgot about the device and simply read! Before I knew it, the kids were arriving home from school, and since my Kindle is supposed to be wrapped and under the tree….. I had to hurry and hide it again!

Stay tuned….. I will add more thoughts later …but right now…. I read!!!

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