* CPU: The Kindle’s “brain” is an Intel PXA255 processor, originally designed for mobile phones and smart phones. * e-Ink Display: There’s a reason why the Kindle doesn’t do color. Its e-Ink display involves millions of microcapsules that act as pixels that provide a sharp but easy-on-the-eyes black, white and gray display on the Kindle’s 600×800-pixel screen. These microcapsules...


