Kindle 2.0

January 30th, 2009

By now, plenty of educated guesses have been offered about what the next-generation Kindle e-reader will look like and do, and fans expect to find out for sure when Amazon.com holds a news conference in New York on Feb. 9.

But even if Kindle’s design changes are dramatic, some handheld analysts question how much the e-reader market can grow — especially when it and other e-reader handhelds can cost more than $359.

If these rumors are true, I know what I am adding to my wishlist in addition to the TW Steel watches I have been wishing for.

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One Response to “Kindle 2.0”

Chris Kindle:

February 14, 2009 at 5:25 am

Just came across your blog on Google. Interesting post, you bring up a few good things to think about. Good luck with the blog.

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