Art,
Kimberly has one of the original Kindle's and uses it all the time. You can 
 download books without having to connect to a computer. It uses wireless 
cell  technology to give you access to download just about anything you would 
ever  want. It holds something like 200 books and you decide what you want 
to keep or  erase. 
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 12/17/2009 10:51:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
gjm at techgra.com writes:

On Dec  17, 2009, at 10:39 AM, Arthur H. Czerwonky wrote:

> Has anyone had  experience or working knowledge with these electronic  
>  readers?

Art--

I have the original Kindle and use it everyday  for books, newspapers,  
magazines, and blogs.  It syncs to the  iPhone, so you can pickup  
reading on your iPhone if you want. I'm  sure the newer models are  
better than the one I have, but I'm  waiting to see what the rumored  
Apple iTablet will be  like.

--Gregg

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