Coffee, tea or kindle?

No i don’t own a Kindle DX(although i would like) and no i don’t stay in the US(although i would like also) so a kindle is kinda useless without its “wireless” delivery system in place but i most certainly can afford one and live on grass for the next few month or so. Just take a look at the specs,

• 9.7 inch ; 1200 x 824 of E-ink goodness
• 4 days of reading with wireless / 2 weeks of reading without wireless  : Fully charged in 4 hours!
• 3′500 books just weighing 18.5 ounces(500grams) !!!

Seriously, libraries should stock up on such devices. Have a section of maybe 3-6 dozens of kindles and just let people read. Open a cafe that serves coffee, tea and kindle. Offer Kindle to First class seats and business class seats passengers while flying of course and include thousands of selection instead of chalking up pathetic resized movies. The sky is the limit.

Any kind souls with deep pockets, please if you do open up a cafe that serves kindle and coffee, let me know. I would want to sip coffee and read on the kindle.

How i wish i receive some sort of benefits from Amazon for this…. maybe they could make my blog available? One could only dream…

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