Touch anywhere on the top part to view the menu and toolbar. You can touch the right/left bottom to turn pages. You can also browse certain web pages via an experimental browser but unfortunately, it crashes a lot.Į-book navigation is fully touch based. Another set of useful features are the bookmark, user notes, highlight, and search.

These include dictionary, wordwise vocabulary builder, and of course the X-Ray which pretty much lets you explore the in-depth contents of a book.

The Kindle software offers lots of features an avid reader wants. It supports AZW3, AZW, MOBI, PRC, PDF, TXT file types. You can download or sideload books on to your reader. Talking about the software, Kindle, in general, has a Linux based OS with Java Runtime and uses HTML/Java scripts. While charging icon shows a lightning bolt and the indicator is orange, and on a full charge the indicator turns green. An indicator light along with the on-screen icon gives you the charge level. The device is juiced by a 1420mAh Li-Po battery which can last for 3-4 weeks with an average 1-hour daily reading. The only physical button present in this device is the power button at the bottom edge. But the 3G edition gives you free access to certain websites and you can also download from the Kindle store. Here are some the configs for reference – 1GHz CPU, 256MB RAM and 4GB(3GB usable) internal storage.įor connectivity, it has WiFi and micro USB port. It pretty much has the same hardware spec since 2 years. The Kindle Paperwhite comes in two versions viz – WiFi only, WiFi+3G. As mentioned earlier, it also has an adjustable backlight and is glare-free. The device has a 6 inch E-ink touchscreen display which has 300ppi.

Kindle paperwhite 7th generation