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Amazon is hosting a Black Friday sale that covers many of its ereaders. This includes the Kindle Colorsoft, which has been discounted to $170. This thing usually costs $250, so this is one heck of a ...

After unveiling its newest Kindle Scribe and its first-ever color Kindle Scribe in September, Amazon announced on Thursday that the devices will be available to purchase starting December 10. The new ...

The Kindle Paperwhite is also matching its lowest price to date. The Kindle Paperwhite is also matching its lowest price to date. Amazon’s latest Kindle is our favorite inexpensive e-reader, and it’s ...

This is the Kindle I find myself going back to over and over again because I love the digital notebook feature. The Kindle Scribe also has a massive (at least in the world of e-readers) 10-inch screen ...

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