Amazon Has Tough Time Making Enough Kindles

We a wize.com always love when a product is popular. Such is the case with Kindle, Amazon's electronic book reader.

Kindles are just too popular, so much so that Amazon can't meet customers' demands for them.

Amazon's CEO, Jeff Bezos, put out a letter on the company's Web site today, stating that they didn't expect that so many people would want the device.

If you want a Kindle today, you have to get in line, and, most likely, wait six weeks for it to be shipped.

Bezos hopes that playing the waiting game won't last forever. "We hope to be able to announce to you within the next few weeks that we're back in stock  and that when you order a Kindle, we'll ship it to you that very same day," he wrote.

One of the most popular features of the device is that you have access to the data  anywhere and anytime because it uses Sprint's EVDO network, a national network that access data in the same way a cell phone does.

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I would love to get one of them as well. Though the price costs quite a lot. It's so very cool.