Comments on: Amazon Kindle 2: A full review
While it's still short of perfection--and has a too-high price tag--the Amazon Kindle 2 offers a range of improvements that makes it the best overall e-book reader we've seen to date.
While it's still short of perfection--and has a too-high price tag--the Amazon Kindle 2 offers a range of improvements that makes it the best overall e-book reader we've seen to date.
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- by TiVoJoe February 25, 2009 8:52 AM PST
- I won't receive my Kindle until later today but from my reading of the user guide it seems that your statement that you have to pay to have a document converted to Kindle format is not entirely correct. The user guide reads "You can have the converted files sent wirelessly to your Kindle for a small fee or to the e-mail address associated with your Amazon account for free." Once you receive the converted file you can then download it to the Kindle from your computer.
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