Marware Eco-Vue Leather Kindle Folio, Teal (Fits Kindle Keyboard)

$19.99
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The verdict is in: The Eco-Vue is the perfect smart accessory for the stylish, eco-conscious kindle reader–case closed. Marware didn’t just create a folio leather case–we created a folio style responsible leather case with tons of added functionality. From its innovative elastic hand strap system to its soft charcoal microfiber interior, the Eco-Vue was engineered with unmatched functionality and uncompromising style. In addition to the convenient interior hand strap that helps hold the kindle securely while walking, exercising, or lounging around, the Eco-Vue also offers an inner storage pocket that’s great for cards or cash, a non-slip interior safety tab that locks the kindle safely in place, an elastic strap that helps keep the case open or closed, easy access to all ports/buttons, and a sleek design. The Eco-Vue for kindle is an attractive case designed to improve your reading experience. In addition to the style and functionality, Marware utilizes durable eco-leather, so each Eco-Vue case helps protect your investment and the environment. What's so great about eco-leather? The tanning process used to make this leather uses fewer toxins than traditional leather tanning. This minimizes toxic runoff into the ground and water tables. Throughout the entire process, the leather remains RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant. No chlorine, no sulfuric acid, and no petroleum/chemical based dyes. This is real leather, without the environmental impact of standard tanning and dyeing processes.
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Most of the discussion about eBook reading on the iPad vs. the kindle centers on the devices themselves.
Now that I've had my iPad for a couple of months and my new kindle 3 for 10 days (I've had a kindle 1 since they first came out), I can say that I would prefer to read most books on the kindle 3. If the book has a lot of graphics or photos, particularly color ones, the iPad naturally wins. But the screen glare gets annoying rather quickly for any long-form reading.
I love the iPad for web browsing, quick information look-ups, weather and news apps, and a few other things while seated comfortably in my easy chair in the evening.
Besides Apple's own iBooks app, I also have the kindle for iPad, Nook, Kobo, and Stanza apps on my iPad.
If I do decide to read a book on the iPad, I am most likely to use the kindle for iPad app (even color graphics and photos look great on the kindle for iPad app).
Why?
The kindle for iPad is a far superior application.
The iBooks app looks nice but the browsing, searching, and buying functions are awkward and not very functional (especially the browse and search functions).
The Nook app switches to the Safari browser to find and buy an eBook and does not automatically return me to the Nook app and download the book Lousy design. I have also had several instances

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