Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Features

Great Price The Amazon Kindle is hands down the best eBook readers by far, and they only continue to get better. For many years, Kindles remained largely the same: They would be basically six-inch touch screen tablets with black-and-white E ink screens enveloped in rugged, black plastic surfaces. As time passed, they became sleeker and more capable of catering to multiple uses, like watching movies, checking email, and listening to music. In fact, recent Kindle devices have even started including high-end features like Wireless Bluetooth and Mirasol display technology.

But that was then. Right now, the Kindle has evolved to incorporate many of the newest trends in technology and the publishing world. In fact, the Kindle has started to mirror many of the latest trends in reading material, and it has introduced a whole new generation of books available on its Kindle Store. And it’s not just about books: Amazon has introduced an entire line of new books on its Kindle. Whether you want to read romance novels, science fiction, or classic works of literature, Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is ready to help you do it with style.

Features & Specs The Kindle has all the features you’d expect from an eBook reader, including fast wireless connections for reading, long battery life, support for multiple languages, excellent display quality, and high-speed data transferring and downloading abilities. But the Kindle Paperwhite gives those features a real overhaul, adding a whole new layer of features and functions, including: eight GB of internal memory, a built-in, two-way speaker jack, a USB port, a front light, a front touch pad, a multi-touch keyboard, and an internal barcode reader. All these features help make the Kindle Paperwhite the ultimate in e-book reading. Even audiobooks are now available on the Kindle, making it a good companion for avid readers.

Audiobooks On the Kindle, audiobooks (also referred to as audio books or listenable books) can be played back through your vehicle’s audio system, thus allowing you to turn your commute into something you’d want to do while inside your car – turn off the radio, put your hands in your lap, turn on the Kindle, and start reading! This feature makes the Kindle the perfect traveling companion. With the Kindle’s ability to turn any MP3 player into an e-reader, the Kindle is a must-have if you frequently travel. You can even use your Airport or Bluetooth headphones to listen to your audiobooks on the Kindle as long as you have an available headphone slot.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite When it was initially introduced, the Kindle was initially designed for the sole purpose of surfing the Internet. However, after a few months of demand from readers who wanted an easy-to-use e-reader that also delivered audiobooks, Amazon Kindle Paperwhite was born. Like its older brother, the Kindle has been updated so that it can now handle all of the data associated with an audible audiobook, including graphics, bookmarks, notes, and bookmarks to multiple electronic devices, such as cell phones, iPads, and iPods.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite’s upgraded version can now handle up to sixty minutes of continuous playback on a single battery charge. Its long-range wireless connection means that you will not be far away from your home when you need to stay up to date on the latest news. The Kindle can also measure your height, your head size, and determine how many calories you have burned in a single day. If you want to know how many liters of water you have consumed in the past 24 hours, or how many pounds of fat you have burned, the Kindle Paperwhite will do it for you, along with the ability to track your heart rate and your levels of hydration.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite’s multi-touch interface makes it easy to navigate. The screen is also very bright and clear, which makes it much easier to read on the Kindle’s larger, text-covered display. The Kindle’s multi-touch function is not limited to navigating, however. It also works great when it comes to viewing your bookmarks, creating a new folder, or playing audio books.

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite has great features, but it is priced too high given the impressive features of the final product. It features a large, white, 16.4 inch display that looks great when viewing the small, sub-native text on the screen, and its multi-touch functionality makes it easy to navigate. Despite being a lower-end Kindle compared to the Paperwhite, it still has all the high-end features of the latest kindles, including a high-speed cellular network, free voice calling, Wi-Fi access, heart rate monitor, built-in Bluetooth, and the long-awaited ability to browse the web in airplane mode.