Many people say that reading in the "computer screen" is very different to reading a conventional book in print paper versions. If "screen" mentioned above referred to the desktop screen, laptop, netbook or a smartphone then I agree. It will be very uncomfortable to read books on such gadgets.

But it must be admitted that in fact the most advanced computer technology has brought many positive things to improve the "quality" of our reading. The existence of computer memory that can store many books in a very small device and can be carried wherever we go easily, then the ability of interactivity on the computer-based book reading devices, such as digital dictionary, digital bookmarks, notes tool, etc, and the latest, connectivity capabilities of our small computer to the whole wold via Internet technology, that make it possible for us to purchase digital content like MP3 (songs), and it done easily, quickly and from anywhere, are some examples to prove the statement above.

Finally, all the positive things above were combined by Amazon, the largest online booksellers in the world, in an exceptional product that called Kindle. For me, this name is very strange. Many criticisms and problems come up when it launched in 2007, but immediately in quite a short time, this product has been able to attract attentions many new users. Kindle is very thin, lightweight, and this was made as closely as possible with book, Kindle has a myriad of new technologies embedded in it, but still trying hard to maintain simplicity.

More and more schools and universities distribute this Amazon Kindle to their students and teachers / lecturers as one of their main tool of learning. Now let see the following details to get an idea how great this product brings the comfort of traditional books reading to the era of contemporary technology.