There are two reasons I bought a Kindle 2 and the larger Kindle DX with their eye-friendly screens:
The sections towards the end of this post related to using Google Reader to read anything on a Kindle are therefore no longer useful. At the same time, Amazon recently added a personal document service, allowing you to use Kindle’s Whispersync platform to sync your content to your Kindle(s) and all of your devices that have a Kindle app installed. UPDATE 11/3/11: Google recently removed many features from Google Reader, making it useless as a platform for sharing arbitrary content with any device. Now the price is lower, the browser is faster, and getting many forms of content onto the Kindle is easier, especially if used in conjunction with Google Reader. Though I recognized the virtues of E-ink, I was not enthusiastic about the Amazon Kindle as a device for reading lengthy online text due to its high expense, slow browser, and the difficulty of getting online content onto the device. A year ago I wrote about how difficult it is to read text-heavy content on a computer, here.
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