Kindle 3G - Worth the hype?

The Amazon Kindle 3G is an Amazon top seller as of late. But what is it exactly?

The Kindle 3G (shown left), is a wireless e-reader which has reportedly beaten out all the other tablets in the e-book department.  It packs a 6 inch E Ink Pearl display and darker fonts which a huge step above other tablets because it solves the problem anyone with a hand-held suffers from: GLARE! In addition to its industry leading e-book reading capabilities, it also has an enhanced PDF reader so you can upload any file and view it for whatever need. Battery life is pretty good on it as well. The Kindle 3G (the model I'm covering in this article) will last you 10 days if your wireless is on and up to 1 month with wireless off. The Kindle's keyboard features well spaced out keys and a direction (D) pad for easy handling.  The big advance given by the 3G is the Webkit-based browser which now allows you to surf the web as long as you're in a WiFi or 3G coverage area. Amazon also pays for your 3G coverage with no billing what so ever.

Now, Amazon's Kindle 3G sounds good. But is it worth the hype?

Amazon Kindle 3G shown with keyboard and D-pad (mentioned above)

I think so. The Kindle is popular amongst people who really are only interested in a sole purpose e-reader. Anybody in business or in a simply academic mind set would find the Kindle ideal for what they want. And for those who got the Kindle just for these purposes, they were nothing short of amazed. It is by far the best e-reader on the market with its ability to store up to 3,500 books at any given time and load whole books in 60 seconds with its fast network capabilities. Interested? Check it out below!