Superb! Absolutely delighted.

Kindle e-Reader with Wi-Fi

By Sarah

I wasn't immediately keen on the idea of the Amazon Kindle as I thought I would lose some of the enjoyment of the reading experience - I suppose I thought it would be like reading from a standard computer screen. That was until I had a look at my mum's Kindle and from the moment I started reading I knew I had to have one!

I ordered the Touch, as for £20 more you get a more slimline product, and I am delighted with it.

It is light, attractive and comfortable to hold;

The screen is responsive, but not excessively so;

It is nicer to read than paper. I activated the 'refresh e-ink after every page turn' feature to avoid the ghost writing that people have warned of and have not found it to be a problem whatsoever;

It is simple to shop for books using the Touch screen, and downloads take less than a minute to appear on your Kindle;

It has superb features such as the 'x-ray' which, if the book you're reading is enabled, allows you to 'dig deeper' into the story. Such a good feature! I also love the automatic bookmark, the option to highlight text and save quotes in a 'cuttings' file;

When you touch a word with which you are unfamiliar or do not understand the meaning of, the Oxford definition comes up. This has enhanced my reading experience immeasurably;

The screensavers are very nice and enhance the product and my enjoyment of it - they have an artsy feel, which I love;

The thing I love most is this: when you're lying down and reading it is so comfortable. I used to like the idea of relaxing with a good book, but trying to read the words which had been printed too close to the binding, folding back pages and then losing my place, bulkiness, heaviness... all these things and more used to make reading difficult. The Kindle has actually enabled me to love reading again, and I really can relax with a good book now (or 3000 - which is what it holds) while lying down or even in bright sunlight.

I love it, and could probably go on and on about how good I think it is.

I would love to own a Kindle Touch cover by Amazon but they are too expensive, which is a shame, as that would be the 'icing on the cake'. I will have to buy a generic one from eBay instead!

I would wholeheartedly recommend this product - I will never go back to ordinary books after reading from a Kindle. In fact I sold most of them!

How to Connect PSP to the Internet

Wi-Fi Handbook: Building 802.11b Wireless Networks (McGraw-Hill Networking Professional)


By Lee Barratt
Connecting your Sony PSP to the internet is very simple. You don't need any extra hardware to get your PSP online.

First of all I would advise that you download the new PSP 4.01 upgrade, this will give your Sony console some more added internet options like the, Go Messenger and an easy internet search option. Once you have downloaded the new update, the next thing you need is a Wi-Fi connection, here's a step by step guide on how to get your PSP online.

1. Enable your PSP's wireless connection, if you don't know how to do this, take a look in your handbook.

2. If your Wi-Fi has a password security option, make sure you know what the password is, you might have to enter your password to allow you to get online.

3. You have to then go to the Network option on your PSP menu. Then scroll down to Internet Browser and click on this option, this will open the browser.

4. Once the browser opens, click on File and next on Address Entry. Using the typing option, enter a webpage you wish to visit.

5. Once you type in your website, the console will then try and connect to the internet. It will now scan for the Wi-Fi connection, enter your password if you have one.

6. Your console will now connect to the internet. It will open on the website you typed in. That's it you will now be online.

You can visit any website you wish, only some will not work like You Tube. The PSP internet Browser doesn't have the ability of playing the You Tube videos.

If you want more info and more tips, try visiting -  Kindle store You can also download the new 4.01 upgrade there.
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