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November 19, 2007
Posted by Ryan Graves

Amazon Kindle

AmazonKindle

This is the new AmazonKindle. Let me start with, I want one. It is a wireless reading device with a hi-resolution screen. It collects reading material (newspapers, magazines, books, blogs, etc.) and is designed to replace the need of carrying a book. It is about the size of a common soft-backed book.

Amazon obviously could have spent a little more money on the design of their new product the Kindle, but as far as functionality goes it looks phenomenal! I think that its a great idea that will definitely catch on. As an avid reader myself I would definitely use this product. Although there are a few things that I would be skeptical of:

  • durability
  • accessibility (internet connection)
  • cost of content (book, magazine, newspaper, blog)

If they can keep consumers happy with those aspects of the product they will have a hit on their hands and make a lot of money.

watch video of the Kindle here.

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Blake

I'm a skeptic on the Kindle because I spend too much time in front of a screen already. I'll have to see one in person before making a judgement, but if it makes me feel like i'm looking at another computer - forget it. I'll stick to the paper version until it goes the way of the dinosaur.

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Nick

Sounds like a phenomenal product- I must say I still will enjoy the smell and feel of a Sunday paper at the coffee shop but this product fits the life and times of the young businessman. Whether it be on the commute to work or in the airport terminal, it seems like this product will be an instant hit. It also doesn't hurt that you can get NYT Bestsellers for $9.99...saving ~$15...thats 20 books to make up the price of the product alone, not to mention the added bonus of newspapers and free Wikipedia access. I'll be anxious to see how this progresses...

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