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Non DRM Mobipocket format is already supported on the Kindle - just drag and drop.

Kindles can read a variety of non-proprietary, non-DRM'ed formats. They read TXT, HTML, JPEG, and non-DRM Mobi files directly.

As glued to the net as we all are, there's vast quantities of content that is not available online.

The Kindle has a built in cell receiver so that you can wirelessly browse, preview and purchase books using one-click.

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New Parker Bridge Website Launches 13th February

Due to minor delays, the new Parker Bridge NZ website launch date has been rescheduled to 13th February 2012. ...link to new window

Apple, Amazon Tablets Can Co-Exist

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Despite Apple's strong iPad results during its fiscal first quarter, it's unlikely the tablets will eat into sales of Amazon's Kindle Fire. Rather, say analysts, the two devices can co-exist because they're fundamentally different from one another. ... Click to view a price quote on AAPL . Click to research the Computer Hardware industry. ...link to new window

Weekend Tech Scan: Yet another reason to buy a Kindle Fire

The development of a Slingbox app for Amazon's best selling device adds to its usefulness as an all-media device. The Samsung Note emerges into a tech marketplace primed for tablets. ...link to new window

Nintendo expands free EU wifi

As Sony prepares to launch the PlayStation Vita in Europe mid-February, Nintendo is rolling out 5,000 more free wifi hotspots for its competing 3DS. ...link to new window

Weekend Tech Scan: Need another reason to buy a Kindle Fire?

The development of a Slingbox app for Amazon's best selling device adds to its usefulness as an all-media device. The Samsung Note emerges into a tech marketplace primed for tablets. ...link to new window

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