I know Amazon has a huge option of ebooks available, but I’m wondering, if I purchase the new Amazon Kindle am I limited to what’s available on Amazon.com or can I download books from any source and store them in the Kindle? If so, does anyone have any useful websites that have reasonably priced ebooks besides Amazon? Just wondering what my limitations are.
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We take a look at a Viliv S5 running Windows 7 as an eReader. We compare the reading experience to paperback books and the iPhone. The Viliv S5 is around half the size of a typical paperback book, but the text layout is about equivalent to the standard print size of a paperback. Of course, you could hold hundreds of books on the Viliv S5 with its 32Gb internal SSD storage. Additionally the Viliv S5 can be optioned with 3G to make it your mobile office. In this, part 2 we compare the Amazon Kindle software for PC side by side with the Barnes & Noble eReader software. For more information on the Viliv S5, visit our website at: www.tabletpc.com.au
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I’m thinking of asking my parents for a Kindle for Christmas but if eBooks cost as much as regular books (like, over $10) I don’t think I’d want it.
Also, would I be able to pirate eBooks?
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There’s been a lot of talk about the Amazon Kindle as well as other eBook readers. But did you know you can read eBooks on your iPod Touch or iPhone too? . Stanza is available from the iPhone App Store and you can find thousands of free eBooks to read too. A Internet tutorial by butterscotch.com.
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Also, is there a way to know if a certain book is available for the Kindle before I buy the Kindle? Thanks!
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