Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Amazon’s New Kindle Paperwhite e-Reader

Having a dedicated e-reader keeps me focused; it's a distraction-free reading experience. My main complaint about e-readers has always been the problem with flipping back and forth through a book, when that's necessary. Apparently this version of the Kindle has a new navigational feature that holds your place while you move around the book (such as referring to a previous chapter while reading the current one). While I have a second-generation Kindle, which has served my needs for vacation reading, outdoor reading, and the like for years, this review makes me wonder if I ought to upgrade. It uses the new Carta e-ink display technology.

For some people the fact that this version will have Goodreads built into the software would be a bonus as well.

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