The Amazon Kindle is one of the most popular items these days, and if you are into books (or really, if you are into reading of any sort!), you may have had friends who tried to talk you into buying one, and in fact, you may have even been tempted to purchase one – but for many people who have been tempted to purchase a Kindle and have not yet done so, one of the big reasons why is because no one has answered the question for them: Why should I buy a Kindle?
The fact that many people feel reading a book on the Kindle will feel a lot more like reading a computer screen than like reading a book is one of the big things that causes people to shy away from the Kindle, but while holding a screen in your hand, instead of holding a book, is certainly different, you should realize that the screen is designed in such a way that looking at it is like looking at a book, rather than looking at a computer screen, and the Kindle also gives you the ability to highlight text, place bookmarks, and even write notes! Once you have come to realize that the “negatives” you may have perceived about the Kindle are actually fallacies, you will also want to know what the positives are about the Kindle, and the biggest positive of all is the ability the Kindle gives you to carry around hundreds of books at once. When you travel, you will no longer have to try to decide which books you can bring, and no longer must you hold something bulky and unwieldy when you want to relax at night, but instead, you can now carry one small device around and choose from any book you want! And of course, the fact that purchasing books on the Kindle will cost you a lot less money than purchasing books from a bookstore would does not hurt – as this means that, over time, the Kindle will actually pay for itself; when you combine this with the facts that there is no computer glare to deal with and that you can carry around hundreds of books at once, this makes it pretty obvious why it would be beneficial for you to own a Kindle!-
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