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E-book readers, and the e-books to read on them, are a very recent phenomenon. All the same, they seem to have been adopted very rapidly by the public. A lot of the thanks for that has to go to the Amazon Kindle reader – in particular the Kindle 2.0 which first appeared on the market in February of 2009. The third generation Kindle was released in August of 2010 and, despite prophecies of doom for the Kindle following the release of the Apple iPad, is selling faster than ever. However, it was the Kindle 2.0 that really helped e-books to take off.

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When Amazon’s management team gather to review the company’s performance in 2009, they will have good reason to feel content – but not smug. It’s been a great year for the internet retail giant – and much of the credit must go to the Amazon Kindle reader.

Amazon released the Kindle 2 in February of 2009. It was generally regarded as a big step in the right direction. Amazon had clearly listened closely to customer feedback regarding the original Kindle, launched in 2007. Wireless connectivity and the enormous library of Kindle books were retained and quicker page turns, extended battery life and increased storage capacity were among the improvements which were introduced.

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Have you heard of the latest device that allows you to download books and start reading them in minutes? The e-reader has revolutionized the print media as we know it. Ahead of the pack is Amazon, with its Kindle devices. The K2 has been on the market for awhile, but now Amazon has released the Kindle 2009 DX, and it’s causing quite a stir. If you don’t have one of these devices, or already own one and are considering an upgrade, then read further for a comparison of the two, with regard to pricing, features and options to gain an understanding of what each has to offer.

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