Best eReaders

Is there still a place for just plain eReaders? Wouldn't a tablet make a much better choice?

So, it's been three months since my Kindle Fire arrived at my doorstep...do I regret the purchase? Absolutely not!

One of the first things that I found when I bought my Kindle Fire was that, as much as I like having a little computer to carry around with me, using the touch keyboard is difficult if you have adult sized hands!

I've had my Kindle Fire for a couple of weeks now, so I wanted to write a short post about the benefits of the month long trial Amazon Prime membership that came with my Kindle Fire.

You know, with this Christmas being "the year of the tablet," I'm sure that there are lots of parents out there wondering if a tablet computer could actually hold up under the constant use and abuse that children tend to put electronic devices through?

Would your use your Kindle Touch to read, and Kindle Fire for other things? If you're on the fence about which device to buy...make sure you really think about what you are buying it for, because you might just find that Kindle Touch is the device you need.

One of the most important accessories that I ended up purchasing for my Kindle Fire turned out to be the headphones to listen to the music and movies that I constantly stream whenever I am using my tablet.

When I bought my Kindle Fire, I automatically purchased the Marware Lightweight case that was shown on the page with my Kindle Fire. At that time the leather cases were not available, and I didn't want to have the tablet without a case.

But, the biggest 'hit" of the weekend was, without a doubt, my Kindle Fire. While I'm not the first in the family to get a tablet computer, I was the first to get the Fire, and literally everyone wanted to see it, and try it out.

As the owner of both a Kindle 3 and a Kindle Fire, both of which I use every day for different functions, I did discover one anamoly with the Kindle Fire that you should be aware of...