So, here’s the big question: snag a bargain Kindle now, or wait for the rumored touchscreen version? Let me know what you think.

I’d imagine that a touchscreen Kindle would also be smaller and lighter than the current model.Īmazon also has a couple of ad-supported Kindles on sale: the 3G Kindle “With Special Offers” for $139, and Wi-Fi-only “Special Offers” model for $114. The $139 touchscreen Nook is about 10 percent smaller and an ounce lighter than the non-touch Kindle, and it’s won high praise from reviewers. Amazon is also widely expected to unleash an Android-powered tablet to take on the iPad. Perhaps, with the Wall Street Journal reporting just a few weeks ago that a touchscreen version of the Kindle, similar to the recent touch-enabled Nook e-reader from Barnes & Noble, might arrive before the year is out. Nice, but do the price cuts for used Kindles mean that the current models are about to become obsolete? Refurbished & Like New Products: Buy Refurbished & Like-New Mobiles, Laptops, Desktops, Tablets Online at Best Prices in India- Amazon.in At Amazon Renewed, you will be able to find a wide selection of refurbished products from top brands. Kindle blog Beyond Black Friday spotting the deals late last week. Meanwhile, those in the market for a cheaper 3G-enabled Kindle can get a refurbished version for $129, a good $60 off the price of a mint-condition model. The factory-refurb Wi-Fi Kindle 3 is now selling for just $99, versus $139 for a new Wi-Fi-only Kindle. The refurbished Paperwhites come with a 90-day Woot limited warranty. The sale runs for a couple more weeks, or until supplies run out.Does Amazon have a touchscreen version of the Kindle up its sleeves? Maybe, maybe not-but for now, at least, bargain hunters can snap up a refurbished, Wi-Fi-only Kindle on the cheap. (If the Paperwhite were audiobook-compatible, all that extra space would come in handy, but alas, it’s not.) But if you read a lot of comic books or other image-intensive works, and don’t mind viewing them in e-ink grayscale-or you just have a really large library-then a 32 GB version for about the same price as a normal 4 GB refurb from Amazon would certainly be worth a look. Of course, if you’re an American and mainly read the smaller print books, you may not be so concerned about having that much space.

It’s normally sold only in Japan, where the extra storage size comes in handy for reading the digital manga tankōbon issues sold via Amazon. Available in both black and white, this 6″ Paperwhite contains a whopping 32 GB of storage. Do you like your Kindle Paperwhite but think 4 GB of onboard storage just isn’t enough? Woot has the refurbished “Paperwhite Manga Model” available for $89.99.

Here’s the kind of deal that only comes along once in a very great while.

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