March 28, 2012

Kindle for your computer

More people are turning to e-books every day. You can find many for free, and they won't wear out and can't be damaged or lost. Amazon's Kindle has become the pre-eminent e-book reader.

But maybe you don't want to buy one, or at least would like to try it out first. Now you can with Kindle for PC or Mac. This free download allows you to access Amazon's library of more than 1 million e-books from your home computer.

You'll still have to purchase many of them, but once you've got them on your computer, they're yours. Scroll, search, annotate and bookmark your e-books with this functional program. And if you have a Kindle hardware device, you can automatically sync it with your computer.

Cost: Free
Systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Mac OSX

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