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Edition: 9.24.08 Format: Kindle Book Label: Harvard Perspectives Press (hppress.blogspot.com) Manufacturer: Harvard Perspectives Press (hppress.blogspot.com) Publication Date: December 19, 2007 Publisher: Harvard Perspectives Press (hppress.blogspot.com) Studio: Harvard Perspectives Press (hppress.blogspot.com) Editorial Review: Product Description: Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Great Informaton for kindle usersIf you own a Kindle than you need this book. You will learn a lot from this book. Rating:  - Do not give this guy your e-mail address! He just spammed me.This book was my first Kindle purchase, because I was looking for some info on how to use the device. Little did I know how this seemingly helpful chap would misuse my e-mail address to promote his political ideology! The book is "OK" -- it covers the basics, and gets you to the point where you can use the fundamental features, but it does not go too much further. On the book's content alone, I would maybe give it 2-1/2 stars. I then went on to follow his suggestion of ... Read More Rating: - Fabulous guideVery user friendly and easy to read. I wouldn't be using my Kindle without it. Rating: - I've learned things I never would have on my ownI loved the Kindle from the moment I took off the wrappings, but had no idea what else it could do beside being a book until I read Stephen's book. And, he means it when he says "if you get stuck, send me an email." He responded to my pleas for help within minutes, and he got me 'un-stuck' more than once. Walt K - Fort Myers, FL Rating: - Good reference materialSeems people either love this material or hate it. When I buy something new I try and find something to use besides what the owners' guide. The Kindle is a remarkable piece of hardware, and the author has listed a lot of things it can do not mentioned in the materials that Amazon makes available, which is quite good. The reason I decided to spend the money for the Kindle was to read, not trying to figure out all the side goodies in it. It is worth far more than the cost. |
