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Old 07-01-2010, 03:42 AM   #14
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The Kindle DX should drop it's prices in the next month or two and then it might also be in the running.
Really? Where did you hear this from? I may want to get my hands on a DX if it gets a little cheaper.
I didn't hear it but it seems obvious that it's priced too high for the current market. Ipads are available for a similar price and other ereaders such as the new Asus DR 900 and Pocketbook 901 will soon undercut it. If they want to sell the DX then they need to reduce the price. I was about to include a table of the prices for all the relevant machines and found that Amazon had just cut the price of the DX from $489 to $379 in the last few minutes. I wouldn't be surprised if the price drops again to around $300 in September.

I'm now feeling psychic, perhaps I should put a bet on the world cup?
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