You may not be aware of it, but recently we have all been treated to something wonderful by a little known company by the name of Amazon. Oh you’ve heard of them? Then perhaps you’re also aware that their wildly popular Kindle eBook reader sold out of stock in 5.5 hours, after its initial release to the public in November. “What’s so wonderful about that,” you ask? Well, I’ll tell you what! After months of waiting, the Kindle is finally back in stock to meet the demand of the crowds.

What’s so great about the Kindle, anyways? Well, it’s portability is one of the strongest selling points, clocking in at a brisk two and a half pounds. If you’re not sure how heavy two and a half pounds is, you probably won’t have much use for the Kindle anyways, but to put it in terms you’ll understad a little better, it is roughly the weight of a can of SpaghettiO’s. Please don’t try to eat the Amazon Kindle, it is not food.

The Kindle is essentially a portable eBook reader that you can bring with you anywhere. Amazon teamed up with Sprint to give the Kindle wireless connectivity capabilities virtually anywhere in the country. That means no more awkward stares from the owner of the local coffee shop to stop mooching off his free WiFi signal. Browse an exhaustive collection of books available for download, and even surf sites like Wikipedia free of charge. Sure, the Kindle makes reading on the go a snap, but with features like these, why even bother leaving the house? For the daring, the Amazon Kindle finally gives Tom Clancy fanboys and Danielle Steele gossip girls the opportunity to feed their craving for eBook portability. »Get Yours