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Woman of Certain Age Reviews 1st Gen Kindle Nov 20, 2009 Purchased 1st gen Kindle as all I wanted to do was read books and ease the wrist/hand pain - the pictures of book covers are bad, and the little wheel to move the "cursor" is tricky - that would be an item for improvement - the prices are wonderful. If one purchased ANY Kindle, please get the extra memory - I am a bibliophile and all the room for books is filling fast!
The Kindle 1 exceeded my expectations Nov 18, 2009 I didn't really know what to expect. I have been pleasantly surprised with my Kindle. I Bought it refurbished ($159.00), it came in the same packaging as a new Kindle 1. The screen is very readable, the device is light, and easy to hold. I don't really like the placement of the NEXT/PREVIOUS page buttons, but I'm getting used to them. Money well spent.
Sharing Nov 16, 2009 I love my Kindle 2. The only complaint I have is that I would like to share books with other Kindle owners. A friend has a Kindle 1 and I would like to read some of her books without having to order it myself. Since Barnes and Noble is coming out with an electronic reader with sharing capabilities, this might be somethin Kindle would like to look into. Maybe you could charge a nominal fee for this service which would make it worthwhile for both amazon and kindle owners.
Marsha
Kindle I Nov 16, 2009 Friend told me about this as I am an avid reader. I thought it sounded hokey, I had my discount card at Books a Million. Then I wanted a book just out. I paid $24.99 (hardcover of course) to get it. I could have had it for $9.99. Besides, what am I going to do with all these paperbacks and hardbacks I've read?
Its ok Nov 14, 2009 The idea of the kindle is really cool, but the exicution needs a little work. If you down load the books on your computer and add them to the kindle it works well, but the SPRINT wireless network, not so much.. I tried for a week to connect and had no results, and the kindle froze at least once everytime and needed re-setting. I was still unable to download any books wirelessly. The screen is easy on the eyes and the controle are easy to understand and use. If you like to read and don't want a ton of books cluttering up your house, go for it but beware that you may not get any wireless service where you are at any time and you will need a computer handy to get new books...
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