Thread: Fallout from new Kindle line
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Old 09-28-2011, 06:10 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by demingite View Post
Looking at the incredible low price of the cheapest Kindle out today ($79), not to mention the Kindle Fire, I would be surprised if six months from now they have any e-reader competitors left, in the US anyway, beyond B&N and Apple. Any thoughts?
My thoughts as I read engadget's blog real time, was wow, wow wow, bow wow wow!

It was a well done presentation with the products coming one after another. This is a pretty awesome line up coming out all at once.

Not for everyone, I understand, but still, three or four (depending on how you consider no 3g vs 3g) models at 8 different price points all at one time is pretty cool.
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