Amazon releases new Kindle soon higher resolution – Hardware.no

Update: Amazon Kindle Voyage has now been officially announced at Amazon’s website. The new e-book reader costs $ 199 and $ 269 for the 3G version, and thickness of 7.6 millimeters.

In addition, Kindle Voyage a new way to browse sides on. Instead of buttons on the side, you can now simply push the framework of e-book reader to switch sides, making sure you do not have to lift your fingers. The resolution is as previously reported 300 pixels per inch, and the release date is 21 October.

E-book readers have become a very popular alternative to large and heavy paper books, and allows easy and quick access to a growing library of electronic books.

The dominant player in this market is Amazon with its Kindle series of e-book readers. Kindle has come in several editions since it was first introduced, and for almost exactly one year ago, so far the latest version Kindle Paper White 2 on the market.

Sequel leaked online

Now reports from other website TechRadar that the sequel to White Paper 2 may be underway. It was indicated by a new Kindle model that was posted on the German and Japanese version of Amazon’s own websites.

The information about the upcoming model was removed by Amazon shortly afterwards, suggesting that there was talk a mistake, but it was still out there long enough that some details were intercepted.

The new Kindle reader will visstnon called “Voyage” and will apparently get a resolution of 300 pixels per inch, up of 212 pixels per inch on the previous edition.

Thinnest ever

It seems that the Kindle Voyage also become thinner than before. The thickness is of only 8 millimeters, which supposedly makes it the thinnest Kindle model yet.

The price should also have been leaked and is at $ 190 for the regular Wi-Fi version and $ 250 for 3G edition. Launch date shall be according to the leak on November 4. Norwegian and Availability know we probably nothing more about before the official announcement.

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