Amazon today introduced the 6-inch Kindle Touch e-reader with Wi-Fi and a new touch screen E-Ink interface for $99, all in a new lightweight design. The easy-to-use touchscreen makes it easier to turn pages, search, shop, and take notes.
Kindle Touch is lighter, smaller, eliminates battery anxiety with extra-long battery life and holds up to 3,000 books. It also includes free Amazon Cloud storage.
For 3G connectivity choose the identical looking Kindle Touch 3G for $50 more.
All Kindles have instant access to the Kindle Store with the largest selection of the most popular books people want to read. Millions of free, out-of-copyright, pre-1923 books are also available to read on Kindle devices, and Kindle customers can now borrow Kindle books from their public library. Kindle books are “Buy Once, Read Everywhere” – on Kindle, Kindle Touch, Kindle Touch 3G, Kindle Fire, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, PCs, Mac, Android phones and tablets, BlackBerry, Windows phones, and web browsers with Kindle Cloud Reader.
Price and Availability
The Amazon Kindle Touch will be available November 21, 2011 in the U.S. → pre-order now.
- Kindle Touch with special offers is $99 at Amazon.com
- Kindle Touch without special offers is $139 at Amazon.com
Amazon’s new Kindle line-up:
Kindle ($79)
Kindle Touch ($99)
Kindle Touch 3G ($149)
Kindle Fire ($199)
