Since its launch in November 2007, the Amazon. Com's Kindle electronic book reader remains one of its major products, focusing on market e-book as a whole new demographic. The Kindle also continues to evolve, and its second generation in early 2009 and June this year, is featured as DX Kindle. So what are the features of the new DX Kindle bring your virtual libraries, and nothing is lost compared to its predecessors? Here is an overview of what the new features of the DX offers.

The Kindle DX has a number of advantages over the Kindle 2. Sporting four gigabytes of internal flash memory, the DX double the capacity of its predecessor, which can store about 3,000 titles not shown. It is the largest screen, which is nearly ten inches, displays the text on the screen more than six inches. The larger screen, it is easier to see the textbooks, so it is not a new demographic of university students who wish to be burdened with heavy physical volumes.

The Kindle DX opens users to other formats of electronic documents such as PDF, that user will not lock when the Format property of the Amazon. By supporting the titles of PDF, the Kindle DX is closed on the Amazon ecosystem, becoming a player can perform any number of business documents, journals and electronic books, including libraries of classic public domain .

One new and innovative features of the DX is the inclinometer, which allows it to be turned sideways or upside down, while retaining the text direction to right. They have always been crucial to the process that separates the electronic reading devices are not as suitable as physical books. Although it may seem minor, the addition of the inclinometer shows a level of customization of the reading experience are simply not available in electronic books. The PDF viewing experience has been enhanced with new functionality inclinometer. By changing the orientation, it is sometimes possible to zoom in otherwise difficult to view the PDF files are designed to be displayed on computer screens.

The DX also adds stereo speakers, a feature that makes text-to-speech capabilities introduced in the Kindle 2 a bit more accessible. In addition, while previous models were limited to transferring data via Amazon Whispernet, the DX offers a fallback option for the connection time wireless Whispernet when it is absent or inadequate.

The DX Kindle has some drawbacks, depending on your perspective, can make your predecessor, a more appropriate choice. The DX Kindle, priced at $ 489, far off the price of previous models originally priced at $ 389, but now, priced at $ 299. The large size of the DX, then an asset for many, it also draws attention to its high cost compared to others of similar size and greater movement of e-book readers. While the new screen is larger and ideal viewing conditions for many, there is always something to say to a little gadget that is easier to carry.

Amazon rapid evolution of online Kindle is very promising. Rather than a slow iteration cycle with little visible improvements and many problems left unanswered, Amazon has shown a dedication to design a platform very interesting and useful for the distribution of eBooks.