Title: The price of a Kindle?
Product review: While ebook readers are a very attractive concept, the Kindle in itself is deeply flawed by the facts that you can only purchase the books from the Amazon bookstore, that the books you are purchasing there are not your property but considered parts of a service, and that the service agreement is - you guessed it - totally biased to Amazon and alienating your liberties as a customers.When purchasing a Kindle book, you cannot read it on another device, nor can you share it with friends, donate it or sell it. If Amazon stops the Kindle service for any reason, the Kindle device and all purchased books will become totally useless and Amazon will have no liability whatsoever as clearly stated in the Kindle terms of service. And finally, Amazon reserves the right to remotely delete without your consent any books you have legally purchased on the device - and did so in the past on more than one occasion.Is freedom the price you want to pay for a Kindle?
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