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At $99 (that’s for the ad-supported “Special Offers” version of the Kindle Touch), Amazon’s first multitouch-enabled, keyboardless e-reader is bound to be popular this holiday shopping season. Two months of battery life per charge doesn’t hurt, either.
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No 3G Web Browsing Possible With Amazon's New Kindle Touch
Amazon says that, while its new Kindle e-reader has both 3G and Wi-Fi capability, web browsing can only be done via Wi-Fi.
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Kindle Touch Looks Like a Winner at $99
Let's take a look at what else Amazon announced Wednesday: three new e-readers, including the $99 Kindle Touch.
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Meet Amazon's Four New Kindles
Amazon upgrades its Kindle fleet with four new models--Kindle, Kindle Touch and Kindle Touch 3G--and the Kindle Fire tablet. Have a look.
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Amazon Announces $199 Kindle Fire Tablet, Clutch of New Kindle E-Readers
Amazon enters the tablet wars with the well-priced Kindle Fire, and ups the e-reader market ante with new, more-capable Kindle e-readers.
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