by Kelsey Armstrong
The Amazon Kindle is one of today’s most known reading devices. Wherever you are, whether at the beach in bright sunlight or in dark surroundings (though with a book-light), you can pretty much read anywhere. What most people don’t know is that there is more than just reading on this device. With the exception of the version with the internet that is not built in, you are able to use wifi wherever you are: in the car, in the park…or at Applebee’s. Something as simple as the capacity and battery life of this is astonishing. Without using the internet, your Kindle will last up to a month with no charge. On the other hand if you do use the internet, it will still last you two and a half to three weeks. The Kindle stores up to 3,500 books with more than 180,000 to choose from and over 150 that happen to be #1 New York Times bestsellers. One of the best parts about the Kindle, even with the ability to access the internet, it stays at a reasonable and affordable price. Kindles are available for the advertised price on Amazon or on ebay.
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