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| 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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| 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 [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 21-Apr-2008 by Joshua Karp in News
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