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M-edge Prodigy Hinge Jacket for Kindle 2 Review

P. Rad — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:46:43 +0000

The Kindle is one of the hottest gadgets on the market, and that means there are a lot of companies out there that are creating new accessories for it every day. After all, if people are buying the Kindle in bunches, they are going to have to accessorize it too! M-edge has some of the best cases made for the iPhone. M-edge Pridiy Hinge Jacket is a cool new case that allows you to protect your Kindle and carry a few other accessories with you.

I found the jacket to be very solid on the front and back. It reminded me off my Kindle 1.0′s original case, but this one is made out of leather and is better equipped to help you get more out of your Kindle experience. The hinge system keeps your Kindle 2.0 tight. So you can’t drop your Kindle even if you try hard. You also get enough space to fit an e-Luminator and other Kindle lights here as well.

Overall, M-edge is a fairly affordable Kindle case that keeps your gadget protected at all times and provides you with a convenient access to your device. If you don’t want to break the bank on some of the more expensive Kindle accessories, you won’t go wrong with Prodigy Hinge Jacket.

A Mightly Light For Amazon Kindle

P. Rad — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 16:04:43 +0000

One of the major complains that I have about Amazon Kindle is the fact that it is not equipped with a back light for night occasions. I personally take my Kindle everywhere with me and not always am able to read the content on the device easily at nights. Well, that’s where the mighty light comes in. Mighty Bright XtraFlex2 Light is a cool little gadget that allows you to clip it onto your Kindle and continue reading even in the darkest locations. I have heard complaints about it being fragile, but I have had one for 2 months, and I have never had a single issue with it. You do need 3 small AAA batteries for it, but I am not done with my first set yet, so they last fairly long time.

I know the light issue is something that Amazon will be addressing with Kindle 2.0, but who knows when that is coming out.

Protect Your Investment in Kindle With a Kindle Bag

P. Rad — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:14:33 +0000

Looking for a cute bag for your Amazon Kindle. Look no further than WaterField. Waterfield has come up with a bunch of different Kindle bags to help protect your precious Kindle:
$27 for slip case
$39 for sleeve case
$49 for travel case

These are really cute so check them out! Kindle just got a little bit more attractive.