Since Amazon first introduced the Kindle digital book reader in 2007, it has been an extremely popular gadget because it does for books what the iPod did for music. It made it easy to carry a huge amount of books with you wherever you go but in some ways it takes it even further because you can't buy new music directly through your iPod but you can buy (and download in just 60 seconds) new books with a Kindle wherever you are.

The only downside of the original Kindle has been that it only works inside the United States.

But now with the release of the Kindle with Global Wireless (on October 19, 2009) that is no longer the case. With this new Global Kindle, you can get wireless service (with no extra fees, at all) in over 100 countries around the world.

This makes it perfect for Americans who travel abroad and for people who live all around the world. And amazingly this new global wireless service comes at a cost of only $20 extra dollars in comparison with the price of the US only Kindle.

Global Kindle Features

• Wireless service (with no fees) in over 100 countries around the world.
• No computer needed. Completely self sufficient system.
  
• Buy books from The Kindle Store 24/7/365. Download a new book in just 60 seconds.
  
• 6" glare free display that "reads like real book" even in bright light.
• Huge selection of digital books to choose from. Over 350,000 with more being added all the time.
• Subscribe to magazines, newspapers, and blogs. Download instantly.
• Light & thin. Easy to carry.
• Holds up to 1500 books at once. "Carry your entire library with you, wherever you go."
• It can read your books to you which turns all of your books into "audio books."
  

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