The Kindle DX with 10 everyday things

Books

Gadgets

Fiddle

A box that Amazon ships standard size hardback books in

A 1970s U.S. Army helmet

Newspaper

iPod Shuffle

Puppy

Miniature Eiffel Tower

Computer keyboard

Read our review of the Kindle DX.

1. [John Ratliff]

   I want to live in a house where a violin, an army helmet, and a model of the Eiffel Tower are all considered “everyday things.”

2. [Mike Reffalt]

   Join the Army, have school age kids and visit Paris while stationed in Germany. My kids were not so crazy about it at the time. Wonder what they think now?

3. [Adam Stanhope]

   Dog on couch: minus 10 points
   Leather couch: plus 9 points

   Almost breakeven!

4. [killdeer]

   Proof that everyone has a bunch of old National Geographic Magazines.

5. [kawika]

   Comfy digs. It makes up for Walt Mossberg’s review, in which he compares the Kindle DX unfavorably to the Kindle 2.

6. [Oudein]

   Wow. As someone who graduated from St. John’s in Annapolis, I am stunned to see that anyone has a complete set of the Great Books. I agree with #1 John Ratliff, and am suddenly, depressingly aware of the dearth of cool attributable to my own Collection of Stuff.

7. [SlasherMCT]

   I see it is another device that ignores left-handed people…

8. [Anonymous]

   Perhaps it ignores left handed people in the way that a physical book does by being opened on the right hand side. Perhaps you should find a Kindle designed for Hebrew?

9. [Anonymous]

   Flip it upside down, the text flips and now it’s a left handed reader.

10. [Joe Frost]

    I have a leather couch, racks of books, stacks of National Geographic and a small dog. I do not have a violin or a miniature Eiffel Tower. I consider my lifestyle pretty darn good. Oh, I also have a Kindle DX but never set it next to the stack of National Geographics.

11. [Marlet]

    i want a left hand side reader, need to make one of thoese people
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