With books today, the fastest way to read and most instantly gratifying is by buying online. Read your ebook on the latest ereader to make sure your eyes are well rested for long reading times, and enjoyment to come.

The latest Kindle innovation is not the revolutionary as it may seem, despite the fact it was supplied with a 3G technology that's offering free internet. After testing them the following conclusion was drawn.

Let's talk first about the pros.

First of all, the display's quality was improved, because the reader's eyes should not get tired after prolonged reading, this being also the reason for the new model is missing backlight.

So, a Kindle display, can almost be confused with a classic piece of paper.

Another pro is the free internet, that satisfies the minimal surfing needs. You can check your mails, read some news and download e-books in .mobi format.

The lifespan of the new battery is also a plus. For those who use the device just for reading, it can even last for a whole month. The moment you're activating the 3G function the lifespan automatically changes to only a few days.

Last, but not least, the ability of the device of opening mp3 files, so the user can listen to music while he reads is also a great thing.

Unfortunately the cons are exceeding the pros.

Web pages can't be seen very well because of the black and white screen, and the refresh rate is pretty slow. Also, lacking a touchscreen or a mouse pad, makes it harder to navigate the internet, using only buttons.

Kindle cannot download from the internet, not even .PDF files, even if this is a supported format. And though, it opens them, the quality is far worse than a file's in .mobi format.More, the internet browser can't open multiple tabs, which will limit the user's to links that open in the same window.The ability of opening mp3 files is not accompanied by an mp3 player of some sorts that can allow the user to create a playlist or changing the song.

In short. It's said that the iPad will kill the e-readers, a statement that is absolutely false. Kindle is not a cheaper version of a PC tablet. Kindle is not targeting users who just surf the internet all day, but the ones who really read a lot. Don't let us be the final judge, view Kindles for yourself to see what you think.