 | Boy Genius Report |  Relevance: 19.40 |
Two new Amazon Kindle models coming soon  A new Kindle so soon? How about 2 new Kindles? Crazy as it may seem, we could see just that by the end of the year or early 2009. A “trusted insider” has revealed that Amazon is preparing the next generation of the E-Book reader to be launched sometime this fall, in preparation for the [...]
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 16.73 |
Found! A Real Amazon Kindle User (AMZN)  Imagine our delight when we got on the subway, sat down, and saw a person reading an Amazon Kindle -- right in front of us! -- for the first time since it launched last November.
Meet Baratunde Thurston, comedian, blogger, Web editor for The Onion and big fan of his brand new Kindle. He says he bought it last week because of Amazon's recent price cut -- and has been having a great time r [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 15.97 |
Sorry, Brits, No Amazon Kindles For Christmas (AMZN)  Bad news for those waiting for Amazon's Kindle to cross the pond: The company won't launch the Kindle in Britain until next year, missing the holiday season. Why? Network issues.
In the USA, Amazon relies on Sprint's [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 15.78 |
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| Amazon: Don't Even Think About Buying A Kindle (Please Buy a Kindle!) The saga of the Kindle, the product so popular that nobody has one, continues. Jeff Bezos has turned Amazon.com's home page into an apology/ad for the device.
Amazon (AMZN) had no idea anybody would want one of its e-readers, Jeff says (perhaps this is why the company got itself a Newsweek cover story to announce the launch) and they sold out immediately. There's still a long wait to get [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 15.30 |
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Amazon's Kindle Starting To Pass The Subway Test? (AMZN)  It's not just us: Real people are seeing real Amazon (AMZN) Kindle e-readers on subways, on the bus, in airports, all over the place!
We're getting close to the one-year mark on Amazon's gadget -- Nov. 19, to be exact. [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.78 |
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| The Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 14.63 |
Amazon Kindle back in stock  After an extended stay on the "back order" list, the Amazon Kindle has returned to the virtual stock shelves at Amazon.com. The company’s revolutionary E-Book reader has been notoriously hard to get ahold of since it was launched, with Jeff Bezos issuing a personal apology to those that have been waiting so patiently for their [...] [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.43 |
| Amazon: No New Kindle In 2008 (AMZN) Saving up for Kindle 2.0? You've got some time. New York Times writer Brad Stone interrupted his vacation to pick up the phone and actually ask Amazon PR dude Craig Berman when he could buy one of the new Kindles we've heard so much about r [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.35 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.17 |
| Amazon Slashes Kindle Price (AMZN) The Kindle, Amazon's (AMZN) hyped-up e-book reader, is in stock but with a new price -- $359, $40 cheaper than it has been in the past.
There's been a lot of speculation surrounding the Kin [..] |
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Initial skepticism about Amazon's Kindle is being replaced by euphoria: Citi's Mark Mahaney, who was already bullish on the e-book reader, declares that is indeed going to be Amazon's iPod [..]
Amazon's vision for its Kindle e-reader is making "any book, ever printed, in any language available in less than 60 seconds." While still not quite cataloguing the Library o [..]
Amazon (AMZN) says it has resolved its production problems with the Kindle, and is now offering the e-book reader again for immediate shipping. Someone should tell the poor specu [..]
The Kindle could contribute 3% of Amazon's overall revenue in two years, argues Citi analyst Mark Mahaney, who has a born-again relationship with the device. Combining device and book sales in an [..]
