Tom's Hardware is Now Available on Kindle!
Now you can get Tom's Hardware content beamed right to your Kindle.
The new Kindle released during summer was improved in almost every way. It had 50 percent better contrast than any other e-reader on the market at the time, a new sleek design with a 21 percent smaller body while still keeping the same 6-inch-size reading area, and a 15 percent lighter weight at just 8.7 ounces.
The price was also better too with a $139 Wi-Fi version and a $189 3G model.
Whether you have one of the shiny new Kindles, or one of the previous models on which you've read many books, there's a Tom's Hardware e-reader experience that's built specifically for the Amazon device.
The Tom's Hardware Kindle blog collects content from the site, which is then fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected. Unlike RSS readers, which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle give you full text content and images, and are updated wirelessly throughout the day.
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xantek24 i get Tom's directly on my hd2 too! and with flying colors!! i never got the point of those kindles when all you need on any other smartphone or tablet is acrobat reader...IMO.Reply -
alchemy69 I love my new Kindle but why am I going to pay $1 per month for something I can read on a PC for free and in colour?Reply -
kyeana Sense kindle runs android, does that mean that you will have an android app available soon?Reply
EDIT: At least thats what the people at the local barens and noble told me, I'm not 100% sure though... -
Vladislaus xantek24i get Tom's directly on my hd2 too! and with flying colors!! i never got the point of those kindles when all you need on any other smartphone or tablet is acrobat reader...IMO.The lcd on the smartphones are too small and too bright, reading a book on them is uncomfortable.Reply -
xantek24 VladislausThe lcd on the smartphones are too small and too bright, reading a book on them is uncomfortable.Reply
depends on the person, if its too bright then you can dim the led and if its to small, i wouldnt recommend anything less than 4.3"