http://www.notebookreview.com/mobile will keep you up to date on all the latest advances in notebook technology.

http://comprolive.com/rem tells you how to remove the worst of computer viruses. The lovely thing about reading it on the Kindle, is you can follow its instructions, while not needing to flick between screens on a desktop.

http://www.geek.com/portable keeps you up to date wwith lots of the latest computer news.

http://microsoft.mobi keeps you up to date with Microsoft innovations, not to mention letting you use a map that works and letting you find directions.

http://mobile.eweek.com was full of interesting articles about desktops, laptops, tablets and other technology.

http://www.novospace.com/channels/linux is a brief reference guide for Linux. Enjoy...

http://m.computerworld.com keeps you informed of chip technology and the latest technological reviews.

http://mobile.pcmag.com keeps you in tune with technology.

http://m.silicon.com has all you need to know about computer and operating system updates.

http://www.osnews.com - if you are interested in operating system news, it is all here! It needs the Kindle auto zoom to work but was easy to read and all the text was inside the auto zoom window.

Click here for more great Kindle friendly websites about technology.

Using a Kindle wireless to find computer news.

I was surprised how little I could find about computers which would fit easily onto a Kindle screen. Saying that, the material I did find was really high quality, and was a really interesting read, even if you are not normally into computer news.

I have found that technology is moving very fast and there are now super 3D chips which are faster than normal 2D chips, save electricity and are on the brink of taking on the world. It was interesting to see how different online companies are developing and what great electronic resources are waiting for us in the near future, as everything and everyone gets more and more mobile.

While I am very happy with the links I have found, I am keen for anyone who has read this list, and discovered their favourite Kindle - ready website link has not been included, to contact me and give me even more suggestions. I am also keen to know when a website switches over to 'This website name my be for sale, and it no longer holds interesting material' or dies altogether. I will then take down the link and replace it with new, fresh and exciting material.