This Kindle DX Review is based on approximately 2 months of use of the International Kindle DX. This includes reading 3 to 6 books and a few short stories on it (Dragon Keeper, City at World’s End, Iron Council, perhaps Scar, perhaps 33 AD, perhaps Brood of the Witch Queen, Overtime) and also playing around a lot with it. [...]
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This Kindle DX vs iPad review compares the Kindle DX and the iPad as reading devices. It focuses solely on the reading experience. If you don’t read much or want a multi-purpose device then please pick an iPad. Kindle DX vs iPad Review – Areas the iPad wins The iPad clearly wins some areas – [...]
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There’s a thread on the official kindle forum wondering – When will the price of the Kindle DX be reduced? There’s another question worth asking - Why is the DX $230 more expensive than the Kindle 2? Trying to find the $230 What are the differences/bonuses that the Kindle DX has and what is each of [...]
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The Princeton Kindle DX trial data was released 2 days earlier and it certainly had some interesting feedback from students evaluating the Kindle DX as a textbook reader. Today the University of Washington Kindle DX trial results are out so let’s take a look. Kindle DX in Education - Brilliant for Books, Terrible for Textbooks The recurring theme was that the Kindle is great for leisure [...]
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The Daily Princetonian covers the just released data from Princeton’s Kindle DX study. Kindle DX Study – The Good Let’s start with a few of the good things – … reduced the amount of paper students printed for their respective classes by nearly 50 percent … Wilson School professor Daniel Kurtzer, who taught WWS 555A, said [...]
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