Kindle Price Drop > Information Source > Archive of 01-2012
amazon kindle fact bits
Devices like the Sony Reader, Cybook, and Kindle DO NOT have glowing LCD screens.
The Kindle has many flaws, but it does allow you to read a few different non-DRM formats.
The Kindle only allows the reading of Amazon DRM-protected content.
The Kindle is already able to read more than just Amazon DRMed content, it can handle a number of formats.
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In the spotlight: kindle price drop
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Rumor: Two New iPads in January, iPad 2 Price Drop
Apple's next iPad -- make that iPads, as in two -- could see light of day at last in January ...
With iPad 3 launch, will Apple drop lowest iPad 2 price to $299 -- or lower?
The iPad 3 rumor mill is churning furiously now, but what will be the fate of the iPad 2 when Apple's latest tablet inevitably drops?The first-generation iPad got a $100 price cut until units... ...Apple to Discount iPad 2 Upon iPad 3's Release (VIDEO)
With the upcoming launch of Apple's iPad 3 it is likely that the current iPad will see a significant price drop once the next generation model is released. ...Ipad 2 Price Drop Rumor: With New Generation on the Way, iPad 2 Could Drop to $299
A release date hasn't been set for the highly anticipated iPad 3, but when it does come out Apple could lower the price of the iPad 2 to just $299. The most basic model of the iPad 2 currently goes for $499. ZDNet reports that Apple is expected to drop the price of the iPad [...] Ipad 2 Price Drop Rumor: With New Generation on the Way, iPad 2 Could Drop to $299 is a post from: The Inquisitr ...PlayBook, Sony S tablets see price drops
It's not TouchPad cheap, but the price drops are significant: All BlackBerry PlayBooks are now going for $299, and Sony's S Tablet series is being offered for $400 for the 16 GB model (a drop of $100 from its previous price), and $500 for the 32 GB version, making Sony's tablets $100 less than the iPad. ... ~O-O~
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