A guided tour: Hands on with the Kindle DX

Amazon's e-reader gets bigger and better with the debut of the Kindle DX. We like its lean and elegant style, but we still found plenty of DX features to criticise.

Integrated PDF Reader



In the previous-generation Kindles, one glaring omission was the lack of an integrated PDF reader. Kindle DX fixes that, and does so with elegance: The roomy 9.7-inch screen means you won't have to pan and scan around a document to read it. Pictured here is an example of a research-study PDF, displayed on the Kindle DX

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