It's a conservative upgrade but the new screen makes this the best Kindle Paperwhite yet, with a brilliant balance of price and...

“Having been rebuffed by literary agents when trying to get prior books published, Weir decided to put the book online in serial format one chapter at a time for free at his website,” notes Weir's Wikipedia Page. “At the request of fans, he made an...

The all-new Kindle Paperwhite retains the great features of its predecessor, but sports a sharper screen and advanced typesetting that makes reading easier than it ever has...

Amazon's latest Kindle Paperwhite remains the Kindle to buy and now comes with Family...

Here's how I read on a tablet: I open the Kindle app. I read for somewhere between four and nine seconds. A notification pops up: I have a new email or someone tweeted a funny link at me. I tap on that notification, and check out whatever's come in. I...

Price : From $180 (2GB, Wi-Fi) | Web : www.amazon.com.auAmazon's Kindle Paperwhite e-reader has one key difference over its forebears — it packs an illuminated, edge-lit screen so you can read more easily in the dark. That does come at a slight price...

The original Amazon Kindle eBook Reader was quickly followed by the Kindle Touch model. This version, in turn, gave way to the current Kindle offering named the...

Amazon has gone to great lengths to imbue the Kindle Paperwhite with the kind of texture reserved for hardcopy novels. The capacitive, always-legible and well backlit screen delivers an near-flawless experience, and the Paperwhite's ease of use is so...

The new Paperwhite isn't a huge leap forward compared to Amazon's first model. But unlike the smartphone world where marginal updates are supplemented with features no one will actually use, the Paperwhite's incremental updates are actually useful. Are...

Now Amazon’s working on the white-haired, bespectacled librarian we all grew up with that knew everything that was happening in our books, and knew exactly what we’d want to read next. Put her into the Paperwhite, and Amazon will have built a library I won’t ever want to leave.

The five-crore question is how much of an impact does illumination have on the Paperwhite's battery life. Amazon claims an uptime of eight weeks calculated at a usage of 30 minutes a day with Wi-Fi switched off and the light level set at ten. The...

Going by the overall performance and ease of use, not to forget the quality of display, the Paperwhite is undoubtedly one of the best e-readers available in the market. It is available in two variants – you can opt for the Wi-Fi only model that...

A more advanced, more expensive sibling of the Kindle 5, the Paperwhite initially seems identical to its line-mate. Turn it on, and there's one major difference, though: the e-ink screen is now a self-illuminating e-ink touchscreen. Furthermore, it's...

The Kindle Paperwhite is really the ultimate Kindle eReader in the market right now. It carries all the features of the Kindle Touch 3G, the same compact size and the added benefit of a backlight. Available at Amazon.ca starting at $139 for the regular...

Click here for a video walkthrough of the device and some initial thoughts.There is a trend among device makers to not necessarily release a new device with all the features you'd expect. Instead, they'll opt to let features trickle out in future...

THE KINDLE PAPERWHITE is Amazon's first touchscreen model with an illuminated screen. It supersedes the Kindle Touch model that came out in the UK in April, which is no longer on...

The Kindle Paperwhite is a great addition to the Amazon e-reader stable, with the same impressive battery and e-ink screen but a handy light added to the touch display. But there are a few niggles around the interface and Amazon eco-system, and we...

Turn on the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and you’ll wonder how you ever coped with yesterday’s ereaders. The light is cool and clear, the new fonts are much easier on the eye, and the reading features are simply seamless.

Thanks to Amazon's unparalleled ebook library and ease of use, the Paperwhite is a fantastic ereader to own. The screen is excellent, both the light and touch elements, and the whole device is well built. Kobo's Glo is a good alternative if you think you need more storage, as it has a micro SD card slot, and it's also £10 cheaper.

Yet the Kindle is just an ereader – for £159 you can have a Kindle Fire HD or a Google Nexus 7. These are tablets that will let you read books, but also browse the web, download apps and check your emails too.