The new Kindle DX graphite is better than the rest of the Kindle family.  With its new E-ink display there is a huge improvement in its contrast.  You can see this improvement by the clarity of the crisp text and the darker blacks of graphics and the words. The blacks actually look black and rather than the dingy gray on the original Kindle DX.  In looking  more black it helps the words jump right off the page, which means that your reading becomes a lot easier.

The Kindle DX Graphite has a lighter, more solid background to its E-ink display, which augments the lighting.  The original DX looks to have a certain pattern like a newspaper, but the new Graphite is lighter in color and creates less of a pattern.  When you look at them side by side it looks like Amazon’s claims of a higher-contrast display is true.  The Amazon Kindle DX continues to excel on making your reading experience a lot more pleasurable.

The appearance is a little different as well.  The new Kindle DX is in a dark gray case, rather than a off-white case.  I feel that it has enhanced my reading experience by having the darker boarder.  With the darker boarder it seems like it has been easier on my eyes.  It could also help that it has a superior display than the earlier models of the Kindle.

By continually making it more affordable than other E-ink-based e-readers it makes it a more attractive option.  I know that I try and saving money where I can and since I do a lot more reading than anything else on a e-reader it makes sense to go with the Kindle DX.  They ever added Twitter and Facebook social network support, so you can highlight passages that you want to share with your friends.

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