Kindle Voyage - The new e-book reader by Amazon

Meta – Amazon released its much awaited e-book reader Kindle Voyage in India. The e-book reader
is available in two versions. The Wi-Fi version will cost Rs 16,499, and 3G version will cost Rs 20,499.

Amazon has at long last dispatched the Kindle Voyage in Indian Market. The e-book per user is
presently accessible on Amazon India's online store evaluated at Rs 16,499 for the Wi-Fi version and
Rs 20,499 for the 3G variation. With this dispatch, Amazon now offers five variations of the Kindle
beginning from Rs 5,999 for the essential All New Kindle, Rs 10,999 for the Kindle Paper-white and
Rs 13,999 for the Kindle Paper-white 3G.

The Kindle Voyage is hailed as the best Kindle digital book per user Amazon has ever assembled. It is
not just more slender and lighter than the Kindle Paperwhite additionally gets a ton of new
highlights for an upgraded client experience.

The primary thing about the Kindle Voyage we recognized was it has flush bezels. It is something
that may sound trivial yet it does enhance the general perusing background. It feels vastly improved
to hold and turning pages or having different interactions. It likewise helps that the presentation is
currently 300 dpi so content looks fresh. The immersion too is superior to the Paper-white however
it must be acknowledged in the event that you have been quite a while Paper-white client.
There is a layer of glass on top of the presentation, which feels decent to touch. Moreover, Amazon
claims it has micro-scratched the glass that is less reflective and sense similar to touching paper.

The screen is still front-lit like the Paper-white yet it now has an encompassing light sensor, so you
won't need to physically change the brightness level. The brightness is darkened and expanded in a
continuous way to guarantee the eyes get enough time to modify.

It is still a touchscreen show however Amazon has included another highlight called PagePress that
would empower you to go back and forward pages without lifting your thumb or fingers. You can
simply touch either side of the showcase or now you can simply press predefined spots cloned on
either side of presentation bezel. It is something that needs time getting used to and isn't generally
as instinctive as simply touching the showcase to turn a page. Yet it is advantageous in the way that
you won't need to lift a finger, truly.

Amazon India's valuing has left us astounded as Rs 16,499 and Rs 20,499 for the Wi-Fi version and 3G
variations individually is pushing too hard for a devoted digital book per user.