First Handy Impression of Amazon Kindle DX

Kindle Dx is nothing much different from its predecessor with PDF support and decent content partners with a symbolic misrepresentation of the keyboard. Frankly I am disappointed by Amazon’s latest offering of this oversized E-book which lacks the embezzling looks and the friendly user interface. Except for the native PDF support it has nothing much to offer. I was surprised by Amazon who is an innovator in technology driven products,

Tech Review:
1: Screen Display measures 9.7 inches and is classified as E-Monochrome which can fit in an entire page of a paperback novel and it comes with a negation factor WEIGHT.
2: Orientation sensor which sets the 45-degree reference for the position sense.
Unlike the previous model page turn control buttons are eliminated requiring enormous effort in the landscape mode.
3: Most disappointing factor is the keyboard which is badly conceptualized with the keys placed in inappropriate positions
4: Shuffling between the punctuation symbols/menu is through five-way rocker.
5: Absence of zooming option while using PDF application and you are prone to get the structure of the document disorganized.
6:$489 seems to be slightly over the line.
7: Features Whispernet wireless (email to DX’s unique email address applications such as PDF, HTML, DOC, RTF, JPEG, GIF, ) and Automatic Screen rotation.
8:3.3GB of user-accessible memory.
9: Integrated 3G connection enables you to deliver E-book relying upon Evolution-Data Optimized technology.