Kindle DX Review

The Kindle DX is the bigger badder version of Amazon's very popular wireless digital reading device. Instead of being 6 inches diagonally, it's 9.7 inches. Instead of being able to hold 1,500 books, magazines, and/or newspapers, it can hold 3,500.

The Kindle DX Wireless Reading Device also has a "auto rotating screen" while the regular Kindle has to be rotated manually.

To put it simply; the Kindle rocks, but the Kindle DX rocks harder. But there is one exception to this rule, if you live outside the US you will want to get the Kindle with Global Wireless because it works all around the world rather than just in the US like the DX does.

All versions of the Kindle are able to do "text to speech" which basically turns all of your books, magazines, and newspapers into "audio books."

Another feature that all Kindle's share is the ability to download any of the 300,000 books, magazines, and newspapers available in Amazon's Kindle Store within just one minute with it's wireless 3G connection.

CLICK HERE to learn more about this awesome gadget (including how you can buy it online 24/7/365.) It makes a great Christmas or birthday gift for any book, magazine, or newspaper reader (and there's nothing wrong with buying it as a present for yourself.)

Features of the Kindle DX 9.7" diagonal screen that reads like a real paper. Holds up to 3,500 books, magazines, and/or newspapers. About as thin as an average magazine (just over 1/3 of an inch.) No computer necessary. Built in PDF reader. 3G wireless lets you download books anywhere in the US. Long lasting battery life. Use for days without a recharge. Huge selection to choose from: Over 300,000 titles.