According to PC Magazine, “the Kindle is the best option out there” for the avid reader who is willing to part with paper.  The review gives the Kindle four dots out of five as its rating.

Already a number of commentators are setting out their wish list for the next version of Kindle. Here are the ones Brad Stone of the New York Times would like to see.

The Casting Out Nines blog offers nine ways to fix the Amazon Kindle. Read it here.

How long will it be before Kindle 2.0 makes its appearance (even though demand for Kindle 1.0 hasn’t yet been satisfied)?

A nice short comparison by Gizmodo of the Amazon Kindle with the Sony Reader has the Kindle standing out because it allows direct download of books without the need for a PC (as is required by the Sony Reader).  See the review here.

In an interesting article that discusses how he was converted from a belief that eBooks had nowhere to go to a belief that the Kindle is a revolutionary device, Mike Elgan outlines the many unpublicized features of Kindle that make it revolutionary and a likely market success.  Read his article here.

In a generally favorable review, the Christian Science Monitor gives the Kindle a thumbs-up, saying that the Kindle “gets a lot of it right.”  See the review here.

David Pogue of the New York Times says “”the Kindle is by far the most successful stab yet at taking reading material into the digital age.” See his complete review here.