Sorry, I typed the earlier answer in the wrong place, I'm new to this site, but I saw the Kendle on line at target.
No, the Kindle is only for downloading and reading books.
No its also to web the browser
No, only from amazon.
Only unprotected .mobi books are compatible with the Kindle. You can use books in .mobi format from Project Gutenberg, for example, but not e-books that you've purchased and have DRM.
Yes Jeff Bezos did create the Kindles and he created them so people could have text books novels anything they loved to for only 9.99 dollars or less and he made them with an E ink display so you could read them in direct sunlight but the kindle I would recommend buying is the kindle touch if you go into its internal settings you can turn the 3g setting on that's what i did to save a 50 bucks and it works amazingly.
No it doesn't as it is only for downloading and reading books.
Kindle books on a PC are typically stored in the "Documents" folder under a subfolder named "My Kindle Content." The files are in a proprietary format and can be accessed through the Kindle app or software. If you have downloaded books directly from the Kindle Store, they will also be available in this location. However, the actual content is encrypted and can only be read through the Kindle app or device.
yes but only while reading books
no its only games books and stuff like that
I've heard that the Sony is a better product because you can load it with books from anywhere but the Kindle only takes books from Amazon.com. See related link from PCWorld.com.
the cheapest price so far for an amazon kindle is $247 at zwee.com. all the books are sold on amazon only.
Kindle books are books with .MOBI format. This format is similar to Epub, pdf etc. This is specific to Amazon Kindle.Whenever you have any book in MOBI format, you can have a good reading experience on Kindle.