The update to the basic Kindle brought it up to date with the rest of the line. The new version of the product, which starts at $100, bumps the display up to 300, doubles the storage to 16GB, and finally drops the microusb forusb-c, is available now. Following a similar recent update for the Paperwhite, that last one is certain to please users and regulators.
Warm light for night reading, wireless charging, and a flush display are all missing from the product.
There are special offers with the price. It is possible to buy without increasing the price up to $120. The new additions provide some important bang for the buck, but it is a far cry from the days of the $79 Amazon Prime. The product is kept up with the times by these people. The competition has dwindled to the point that Amazon hasn't been offering regular updates.
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Six weeks of battery on a charge is promised by the new version of the device, which was advertised as "weeks". The six-inch device is being positioned as the smallest. The packaging for the product is made from 100% recycled wood fiber, which is in line with Amazon's goal of transitioning to recycled packaging on its devices by next year.
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The new Kids version comes with the same features, as well as a year of access to the Amazon Kids+ service. The starting price is $120. The standard Kindle is available in a navy blue color and comes with four free months of Amazon's Prime service. As of today, they are both available for pre-order.
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