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August 4, 2010
Amazon announced its new Kindle, offered for sale since last week, exhausted “due to strong customer demand.” So those who wish to buy an e-book should wait a month.
“It is expected that orders placed today will be delivered before September 4,” explain on Amazon.com.
This warning applies to both versions of the Kindle, the cheapest, which is connected to the Internet via WiFi and costs $ 139, and the more expensive version with free 3G and WiFi, for a price of $ 189.
The last time there were no stocks available Kindle was last week, just before the presentation of these new versions of the device, more sophisticated than the previous generation.
larger version of Kindle, the DX, which Amazon launched a new version last month, however, is still available for $ 379.
Amazon did not provide sales figures for Kindle and merely describes the device as the best selling item on its website two years after the sale. The Internet giant said before the release of the new versions that growth in sales of its e-book tripled since the price was reduced from 259-189 dollars in June.
Kindle, whose first generation was launched in 2007, is facing increasing competition, especially from Sony and Barnes & Noble and Apple iPad, which combines capabilities of a reading tool and a mini computer.
Like Amazon, Apple also has struggled to meet demand for its tablet, whose delivery time is approximately two weeks.
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