Kindle presentation by Yuliya Hadzhieva
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The document describes the evolution of Amazon's Kindle e-reader devices over time from 2007 to 2011. It notes the year of release and key features of each generation, including display sizes from 6 to 9.7 inches, storage capacities from 2GB to 8GB, and battery life ranging from 1 week to 2 months depending on WiFi usage. It also covers the introduction of new technologies like E Ink Pearl displays, text-to-speech, 3G connectivity, and the first Kindle Fire tablet in 2011 with a color touchscreen but no 3G, camera, or SD card slot.
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Kindle presentation by Yuliya Hadzhieva
- 2. Released on November 19, 2007 SD card 6 ” electronic-paper display Weight - 10.3 ounces Holds over 200 titles Battery life – 1 week with WiFi off
- 3. Released on February 10, 2009 3G available Built-in PDF reader A text-to-speech feature available 2 GB of internal memory Holds over 1500 books Battery life – 2 weeks with WiFi off
- 4. Released on May 6, 2009 E Ink Pearl technology with 50% better contrast Built-in PDF reader 9.7" diagonal E Ink screen Text-to-speech feature available Battery life – 2 weeks with WiFi off
- 5. Released on Kindle on July 28, 2010 6 “ E ink “Pearl” display Spoken menu navigation Text-to-speech feature available Real page numbers MP3 player PDF reader Battery life – 2 months with WiFi off
- 6. Announced on September 28, 2011 WiFi, 6“ E Ink display, 2 GB Easy-to-use 5-way controller PDF and personal documents delivery Battery life one month with WiFi off Touch Screen Version announced on September 28, 2011 4 GB and battery life of two months
- 7. Announced on September 28, 2011 7 “ IPS display Android-based tablet with color touch screen 8GB Battery life 8 hours with videos No 3G No microphone, camera or SD card reader
- 8. Step-by-step help menu for your device
- 10. Choose what you want to do
- 11. Pick your device
- 13. To search for Kindle eBooks Choose Advanced Search
- 15. Add the Kindle Book to My Download Basket
- 16. Continue Browsing or Proceed to Checkout
- 17. Sign in
- 18. Pick your lending period
- 19. You will be transferred to your Amazon account
- 20. Save and transfer to your Kindle “documents” folder
- 21. Add the Kindle Book to My Download Basket
- 22. Pick your lending period
- 23. You will be transferred to your Amazon account
- 24. Get the library book and choose your registered device
- 25. In order to download your book connect your Kindle to WiFi
- 26. You can manage your digital titles here