If you publish (or are interested in publishing) on the Amazon Kindle, I wanted to direct your attention to an outstanding post by Joshua Tallent from www.kindleformatting.com on some of the display differences in formatting between the Kindle 1 and Kindle 2. I’m not going to steal any of Joshua’s thunder, so go check it out!
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