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Review title: Kindle: Poor first impression
Product review: I'm reading my first Kindle book, David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest" -- not an easy book, to be sure, but an excellent book to read on the Kindle: It's a huge, heavy block in regular print form, and the Kindle is light and small. However (and I don't know if this is typical because it's my first Kindle book), there are *so* many typos, this reminds me of some pretty bad software I used many years ago that would scan text from a print document and then supposedly translate it to computer-readable form. This software sorta worked, but it was messy, often inaccurate, and required lots of by-hand editing. Is this how Kindle editions are being created? If so, the software's still pretty bad, and it's really not a lot of fun to read a book with typos.Not a good first impression, Kindle. And Amazon charges not only for the typo-strewn books, but the device that allows us to read them?? I must be missing something here.....
