TASK DEFINITION: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
PROBLEM: I got the DX yesterday. The greatest part for me is that I was able to get 5 bars at home which is in an extremely rural area that doesn't get 5 bars in ANYTHING else. My book downloaded before I even knew it. It was so fast. Now, I don't have to drive 30 miles to a mediocre bookstore for things I want NOWWWWWW. I figured that with the gas I will save on books I buy locally (not to mention, I pay full price for them) and shipping I will save on books I buy from Amazon plus the discounted price, My Kindle should pay for itself in about 16 months. For us geeks who moved to the country for the love of nature, we are able to have a great book store too that could not possibly be more convenient. I love the large size. I saw the Kindle 2 and for me, the larger size of the DX is more natural and comfortable. Everything is better than I expected. The page turn is fast. The text is crisp, clear and as everyone says--NO GLARE. Setup was easy. It is a bigger deal to me because of the inconvenience of a regular bookstore where I live. This makes my life perfect. What may be nearly a con (I am just too happy with it to really complain about anything) is that it is a bit heavy. Heavier than the Kindle 2. I have adjusted to it without much bother. Much too trivial an issue to really complain about. It isn't like I can't hold it comfortably. I really do love this device.

SOLUTION: I love this thing!!!

PROBLEM: Great solution to my small problem. I built a computer up with a tower that has usb 3.0 in the front, but my motherboard did not have the 20 pin for it so it made the 2 front slots useless. Good thing I found this thing and stuck it in the the PCI-E slot, installed it and it works like a charm! Reads all my usb/hard drives that I stick in and also has a speed boost.

SOLUTION: Great solution to my small problem

PROBLEM: I have been using an iPad to read Kindle-based books since it came out. I just bought a Kindle 3G 2nd gen because the iPad is 1) too heavy 2) can be tiresome to read in certain lighting situations. Overall I think it's OK and better than the iPad for this purpose, but it has issues too: 1. It's too easy to hit by mistake the side buttons when holding it. I keep changing pages by mistake 2. I'm right-handed, so the left buttons (which I never use) just get in the way for me. Same could be true for a left-handed person 3. The menu system is not intuitive 4. There are no integrated side-edge LEDs to allow usage in some situations, without strapping and carrying around a cumbersome reading lamp 5. 3G-based web browsing seems to be only available to US-based customers, which kinds of sucks as 3G coverage and speeds are much more advanced in Europe For 1 and 2 there should be settings to disable buttons and/or to allow page changes. For right-handed people, we could for example do \"Q\" + right buttons to change pages, and for left-handed people \"P\" + left buttons.

SOLUTION:
OK but not perfect