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Solar-powered Kindle cover now shipping for $80

By: Kanak Sharma |Apr 4th, 2012 at 12:38PM
Filed Under: General, Kindle tablet, Kindle touch, Mobile, News

SolarFocus has announced it has started shipping the world’s first solar-powered e-Reader cover called the SolarKindle for the Kindle Touch and standard Kindle devices. Priced at $80 (nearly Rs 4,000), this unique cover was first unveiled at the CES, where received the Innovation Award. The SolarKindle is quite light in weight, flexible and the company claims its built-in solar panel will provide three days of reading time with just one hour of charging in direct sunlight.This casing also features an in...

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Amazon Kindle and Kindle touch hands-on!

By: Jonathan S. Geller |Sep 28th, 2011 at 08:41PM
Filed Under: Amazon, Kindle touch, e-book

We just spent a few minutes checking out the brand new Amazon Kindle Touch and all new Amazon Kindle, and we’re impressed. Both tablets were extremely light, though with the touch sensitivity being incredible on the Kindle touch, we could see ourselves opting for that with 3G over the regular Kindle. The backs of both are metal, like the previous Kindle, and the readability is fantastic on the E Ink displays, even with the touch capability on the Kindle touch. While the prices of both are insanely attra...

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Amazon unveils $200 Kindle Fire tablet; $99 Kindle touch eReader, $79 Kindle

By: Todd Haselton |Sep 28th, 2011 at 07:30PM
Filed Under: Amazon, Android, Breaking, Kindle Fire, Kindle touch, Tablets, kindlefire

During a press event in New York City on Wednesday, Amazon took the wraps off of its $200 Kindle Fire tablet. The Kindle Fire is equipped with a 7-inch display and will have access to all of Amazon’s services including AmazonMP3, Amazon Prime, Amazon Kindle, Amazon Instant Video and the Amazon AppStore. The tablet is powered by a dual-core processor and weighs 14.6 ounces. Customers can pre-order the Kindle Fire today and it will ship in November. Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos also unveiled a brand new ...

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