Amazon Kindle Keyboard with Special Offers (Wi-Fi, 3rd generation)

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  Borrowing Kindle ebooks: Hands-on guide The Kindle library lending now lets Kindle and Kindle app users alike to borrow ebooks from 11,000 local libraries in the United States. Here's a walk-through of how it works.
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  Five ways that the Kindle can still beat the Nook The latest Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader is getting a lot of positive buzz, and for good reason. But here are five ways that Amazon can regain the competitive edge in the e-reader race.
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  Kindle's Article Mode renders the Web more readable There's a useful feature in the Amazon Kindle browser that makes online articles almost easy to read with the Kindle, and it's called Article Mode. Here's how it works.
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  E-Book prices fuel outrage -- and innovation An e-book that costs the same as a printed book doesn't feel right. No trees died to make it. No heavy machinery ran to print it. No planes flew to ship it. So why should you have to spend as much as you would for a heavy hardcover book to own it?
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  Ad-supported Kindle helps Amazon sell more e-readers Amazon says the $114 ad-supported version of the Kindle e-reader is riding high as its best-selling item in electronics.
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  Ad-Supported Kindle: Why stop there? Who does Amazon think it's fooling with a meager $25 discount on an ad-supported Kindle? Ad-supported e-books are where it's really at.
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  Amazon introduces ad-supported Kindle with Special Offers How much difference does $25 make? Apparently enough for Amazon to announce on Monday a separate, ad-supported version of its third-generation, Wi-Fi-only Kindle for $114 instead of $139 for the standard version.