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Have you seen the brand new Amazon Kindle? This product is a wireless reading device from Amazon.com called the “Kindle“.

At first glance, it looks like just another gadget you probably don’t need, but that would be really cool to walk around with…Almost looks like a PDA of sorts…

However, upon researching a little bit about it, it is pretty darn cool!

It’s a Wireless Reading Device…meaning you can purchase books, newspapers, magazines through this device and receive it right away…electronically, to save and keep in less than 1 minute! You can even download the first chapters and read them before you decide to buy a book…Pretty cool!

You can even get international newspapers, not just local or national. Plus, you get access to Wikipedia.org and more than 250 of the top blogs in genres like business, sports, entertainment, tech and politics…Wow!

The Kindle is lighter and thinner than a typical paperback novel, and it holds over 200 titles!

The Kindle is like an electronic book, as large as a book page, and looks and reads like real paper! Of course, it has a lot more bells and whistles though too! I think you can even do your email on it, upload photos, word docs, etc. Great idea!

It has been deemed the new wave of the future, and it has been said that the Kindle will be everywhere…with instant access…

Check out the new Kindle here:

* There is even a Kindle demonstration you can view by clicking on the product above…Really neat!

There are no monthly wireless bills, no contracts or service plans…It works like a cell phone, so you don’t need WiFi hotspots…

Anyway, I didn’t like the whole idea until I read about it…I am sold, and I wanted to share my new and interesting find with you!

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I hope you enjoyed this Great Find on Blog N’ Butter! Until next time…

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Kimberly Edwards

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