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It was the only kindle with expandable memory, and was worth US$399.99
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It was available for purchase February 23, 2009
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It had the biggest screen so far. It was also the thinnest Kindle to date and has an accelerometer, which enables the user to easily rotate pages between landscape and portrait modes when the Kindle DX is turned on its side.
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Amazon reduced price of the Kindle 2
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This Kindle was also called the “Kindle 3” or “K3”
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Lots more Kindles were being sold in different stores.
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College students can rent kindle textbooks.
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the fourth-generation Kindle features a slight reduction in weight and size. Kindle Touch is able to connect to the Kindle Store, download books, and access Wikipedia. The Kindle Touch began to ship on November 15, 2011 (U.S. only)
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It was released for $199 and has a 7 in IPS color touchscreen display. This was the first Kindle without an E Ink display. Its web browser is the Amazon Silk cloud-accelerated browser. However, unlike previously released Kindles, it has no 3G option, but only Wi-Fi. It has 8 GB of storage and a projected battery life of up to eight hours.
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It has a 6 in, 212 PPI display (an almost-XGA resolution of 758×1024) with built-in LEDs to illuminate the screen, and has 2GB of storage (1.25GB usable).
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The Paperwhite 2 features a higher contrast E Ink Carta display technology,better LED illumination, 25% faster processor (1 GHz) that allows for faster page turns, and better response to touch input compared to the original Paperwhite.
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The third generation of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet line. It is available in 7 in and 8.9 in screen sizes, with starting prices of $229 and $379.
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