Do You Want Free Wireless Access Anywhere In The World? Then Get The Kindle Free 3g Ebook Reader!

In a world where most WiFi-enabled devices come with an $800 price tag and a $90 per month contract, it's a cold glass of water to find a device like the Kindle free 3G that's less than $200. But if all you need is one device, then one option is all you need to choose from.

So how does the Kindle come with free 3G WiFi access? That's exactly what I wondered when I looked into buying one myself. I'm thinking, this is too good to be true, right? Nobody gives away 3G WiFi access!

But I was wrong. Amazon does give away their free WiFi through a 3G network on their Kindle free 3G! And it works like this:

1. You get two options when choosing the third generation Amazon Kindle. The first is the $139 version, which does not come with the 3G network capability. YOur other option is to pay $50 more ($189 total) and get the 3G-enabled version.

2. Amazon pays for their customers to get free WiFi access anywhere in the world. That's right. You can go to Europe, Africa or China - anywhere, and whenever you're in a country with a complying network, you can get free WiFi immediately.

3. You don't pay a thing unless you want to use data services, like downloading one of your subscriptions to the "New York Times" or something. But for just your average browsing, you don't need any data plans, WiFi coverage, cell phone capabilities - nothing you don't need and don't want.

But this is the important part: Amazon pays for the service - you don't!

You can also use the WiFi in your own house, at an AT&T hotspot, or at a free Internet cafe hotspot. Wherever there's free WiFi access, your Kindle free 3G can log you in. So if you're not within range of the network Amazon's paying for, you can just use a hotspot instead!

So what else is new about the Kindle free 3G? Well, let's take a look at how much they've improved their screen display over the old models. You know when you used to bring your Kindle outside? You couldn't read the screen because of all the sunlight, could you? Nope.

But with the new Kindle free 3G, you can read under direct sunlight because there's no more glare. They've changed the way they display the text by making their "screenish" page a "page-ish" page. Yes, it looks like they ripped the display right out of a hardback book. So not only does it add to your experience because it looks more realistic, you can read it anywhere without any glare.

So basically, the new Kindle free 3G is a total reboot from the old versions. You still get the same great keyboard, same great usability, just with the added perks of the free wireless Internet browsing and better display. You couldn't ask for much more than that!
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