ebooks and such.

[Slamz]

P.S.
Transferring docs wirelessly is 15 cents per MB. The PDF I got was 300some pages and 7 MB, so it would have been $1.05. That's inside the US. Outside the US, you'd best just have a USB cable cause it's $1 per MB.


Also, this:

Built-in PDF Reader for Kindle (Free 3G) and Kindle (U.S. Wireless) devices
Your Kindle can now display PDF documents without losing the formatting of the original file. Send PDF documents directly to your Kindle (via your @Kindle address) or drag and drop PDF files from your computer to your Kindle (when connected via USB). You can also magnify PDFs by viewing them in landscape mode.

Some features are not currently supported, including annotations and Text-to-Speech. The only Kindle devices supported for PDFs are the Kindle and Kindle DX.

Option to Convert PDF Files to Kindle Format
If you prefer to have your personal PDF documents converted to the Kindle format so you can take advantage of Kindle functionality such as variable font size, annotation, Text-to-Speech, etc., type "Convert" in the subject of the e-mail when you submit your personal document to your @kindle.com address.

Image-heavy PDF files are presented in landscape orientation and don't work with devices that have auto-rotation, so those will be delivered in the Kindle format.

So I guess if I said "Convert" and mailed it to my Kindle and paid the $1.05, it would convert it to Kindle format for me. I would bet there's some way to do the same thing and not pay the fee, though -- maybe a 3rd party PDF-to-text or PDF-to-Kindle program.