E-reader for newspapers and books arriving in Blighty - finally
Published: 8 October 2009 11:12 GMT
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Amazon is preparing to launch its Kindle e-book reader in more than 100 countries worldwide, including the UK. This is the first time the device has been available outside of the US, where it launched in November 2007.
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It doesn't look like it has a colour screen...grey...
Richard Davies
£3 for a paperback, less the cost of paper, ink, p...
Anonymous
Much larger than the sony version isn't it? If i w...
drew stephenson
At Last!, this is a fantastic device for book annd...
Andy Fox
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