New Kindle Purple SD Folio Case Cover Pouch with FREE Clip-On LED Reading Lamp for New Amazon Kindle 4, All - New Latest Generation 2011 Release Amazon Kindle 6" inch Wi-Fi, from G-HUB

New Kindle Purple SD Folio Case Cover Pouch with FREE Clip-On LED Reading Lamp for New Amazon Kindle 4, All - New Latest Generation 2011 Release Amazon Kindle 6" inch Wi-Fi, from G-HUB

A fantastic value pack from G-HUB which includes a basic but stylish & functional folio case to keep your new device fully protected against bumps and knocks. The Folio is made from a leather like material on the exterior for the ultimate protection while the soft interior lining will keep your screen free of scratches when you store your Kindle away. The BONUS Clip-On LED Lamp is convenient for night time reading and is powerful enough to ensure you can read in comfort but subtle enough not to wake others around you. *introductory offer available for a limited time only. Compatible for use with the new Kindle device launching October 12th 2011 and available in a variety of colours.

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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!

Why Wi-Fi and How Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi Hotspots: Setting Up Public Wireless Internet Access

By Tom Carpenter and R. Pokkyarath

This book is perfectly focused on the intention of setting Public Wi-Fi Hotspots. By this I mean that the book doesn't load you down with all the technical details of how wireless networks work, but instead dives right into the business/organizational benefits of running such a network as a hotspot. There is a very brief chapter at the end that gives an overview of RF or wireless signals (literally 14 pages) and this is perfect. Great job staying on focus.

The book presents the implementation of Wi-Fi Hotspots from start-to-finish covering these topics:

-Why Implement a Hotspot

-Simple Quick-Install Hotspots

-Adcvanced Hotspot technologies

-Marketing your hotspot

-Avoiding freeloaders who consume your bandwidth

-Common problems and resolutions

-Hotspot safety and security

...among others. If you are considering implementing a hotspot for pay or for marketing purposes, this book is a great place to start. -Tom Carpenter, Author: Wireless# Certification Official Study Guide, CWNA Certification Official Study Guide 4th Edition, CWSP Certification Official Study Guide 2nd Edition

A few years back, we had a miniscule operation where we provided hosted billing software to small wireless ISP's and hotspot operators. 

That company gets mentioned in 2 or 3 places here, and that's why I bought this book. 

Thesedays I don't know who makes money off hotspots; the initial hoopla died out long ago and the market was littered with dead operations. 

The book does touch upon all the points you needed to know to set up a _small_ scale wifi service in hotels, cafes and so on; it's not suited for small ISPs and do not cover deployment and operational issues issues associated with a more demanding environment. 

There are two main sections (apart from the basic intro): one deals with setting up a hotspot, and the other deals with the post-deployment aspects; the latter part includes chapters such as, "Fending off freeloaders"! With a little patience you can get all this info straight from the net, but if you prefer the info in a packaged format, this book will be of use. The books comes with a CD; I never opened it, though.

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