Comments on: Choosing An Ebook Reader – Why Format Needs To Come First http://www.ebookreaderguide.com/2009/10/11/choosing-an-ebook-reader-why-format-needs-to-come-first/ The best information on eBook readers Tue, 27 Dec 2011 21:52:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sammy, The Ebook King http://www.ebookreaderguide.com/2009/10/11/choosing-an-ebook-reader-why-format-needs-to-come-first/#comment-321 Sammy, The Ebook King Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:14:50 +0000 http://www.ebookreaderguide.com/?p=54#comment-321 <strong>@Dr. Beckman:</strong> Thanxs for sharing your Kindle 2 story. It seems indeed you're quite happy with your Kindle. Nice! @Dr. Beckman: Thanxs for sharing your Kindle 2 story. It seems indeed you’re quite happy with your Kindle. Nice!

]]> By: Dr. Judy Beckman http://www.ebookreaderguide.com/2009/10/11/choosing-an-ebook-reader-why-format-needs-to-come-first/#comment-313 Dr. Judy Beckman Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:50:13 +0000 http://www.ebookreaderguide.com/?p=54#comment-313 I've been a Kindle owner since early Feb of 2008, and just received my Kindle 2 yesterday. I'm really enjoying all the helpful new features that have been added such as removing all switches from the back of the Kindle; allowing Whispernet to be turned on and off within the Kindle menu; the new joystick controller; the new way the dictionary works; the more booklike text presentation, and the ability to press alt shift and a number to change the line spacing. Now more than ever I forget I'm not reading a paper book because the electronic interface just disappears. I've also discovered that Whispernet downloads quicker than on my K1, and the pages turn faster as well. And last, but surely not least, the sleek beauty of my Kindle just makes me happy. I’ve been a Kindle owner since early Feb of 2008, and just received my Kindle 2 yesterday. I’m really enjoying all the helpful new features that have been added such as removing all switches from the back of the Kindle; allowing Whispernet to be turned on and off within the Kindle menu; the new joystick controller; the new way the dictionary works; the more booklike text presentation, and the ability to press alt shift and a number to change the line spacing. Now more than ever I forget I’m not reading a paper book because the electronic interface just disappears.

I’ve also discovered that Whispernet downloads quicker than on my K1, and the pages turn faster as well.

And last, but surely not least, the sleek beauty of my Kindle just makes me happy.

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