Amazon will release its very first Kindle designed for reading and writing. The Kindle Scribe retails for $339.99 and will begin shipping on Nov. 30, but you can pre-order the device now.
The device features the world’s first 10.2-inch, 300-ppi, high-definition, front-lit display screen and stylus pen.
'The Problem With Jon Stewart': How to Watch Season 2 for Free
These Never-Before-Seen Photos of Aretha Franklin Are Up for Sale: Shop the Limited Collection
How to Watch 'Hellraiser': Ways to Stream the Horror Reboot & the Original for Free
“Kindle Scribe is the best Kindle we’ve ever built, creating a reading and writing experience that feels like real paper,” Kevin Keith, vice president of Amazon Devices said in a statement on Sept. 28. “It’s inspired by the Kindle customers who have added billions of notes and highlights to books over the years, and it’s also ideal for reviewing and marking up documents, managing your to-do list, or doodling over a big idea. Plus, it offers all the Kindle benefits customers know and love—millions of books on demand, adjustable fonts, premium reading features, and weeks and weeks of battery life—with the benefit of a beautiful, large display.”
Apart from new capabilities, Kindle Scribe comes equipped with fan-favorite features including an adjustable warm light, auto-adjusting front light, USB-C charging and a battery designed to last for months.
Kindle Scribe is available in 16 GB, 32 GB, or 64 GB of storage. Choose between the battery-free Basic Pen or the Premium Pen, which has an eraser and customizable shortcut button to open things like sticky notes (and be sure to add a fabric cover to keep your Scribe protected.)
Kindle Scribe includes free access to the Kindle Store where you can select from more than 13 million titles, including over three million eBooks, over one million nonfiction titles, up to three magazine subscriptions, and thousands of audiobooks and short reads.
Pre-order the Kindle Scribe below.
Click here to read the full article.
The Blue Jays look to keep their season alive as they take on the Mariners in Game 2. Follow along here for the latest.
The Cardinals' star quarterback was diagnosed with a mild concussion, according to sources, and he won't play in Saturday's game.
An Albanian people-smuggling gang that transported migrants to Britain via Spain has been “dismantled” after a series of arrests, the National Crime Agency (NCA) announced on Saturday.
Who says you have to be a football school or a basketball school? Other than John Calipari.
The Vikings have secured a larger broadcasting footprint
Pep Guardiola will stay for years... as long as Man City keep Erling Haaland
Oct. 8—I've been seeing a lot of Oklahoma through my windshield this week. It's one of my busiest times of year right now. There are so many sports happening, including playoffs and state tournaments for every fall sport but football. Oh yeah, and there's still plenty of football to cover too. I knew when planning out my week that it would be spent more out of the office and instead on ...
Oct. 8—The Lady Hornets are going for gold. Stuart faced off against Buffalo Valley in the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association Class B Fast-Pitch State Tournament semifinals on Friday, where the Lady Hornets won 6-2 to advance to the title game. The Lady Hornets (37-5) got to work early in the opening frame, with Geralyn Haney leading off with a single. Kaylee Ford followed with ...
A motorcyclist was severely hurt after a crash late Friday night.
Chelsea vs Wolves live: Score and latest updates from the Premier League
The Republican candidate for a Georgia US Senate seat has insisted that he does not know the woman’s identity
WRTV's Kayla Molander talks to the family of Michael Rollins, Jr. and Michael Rollins, Sr. who both died after a shooting this week.
Ashlin Hadden and her cat Stripes went viral on TikTok after a contractor accidentally trapped him behind drywall after a bathroom renovation.
When Bridgewater makes his first start as a Dolphins quarterback against the New York Jets on Sunday, it will mean a lot to him — and to the local community he’s inspired.
He has the personality. He has the nickname. Tyler Parker will now try to build himself into an elite prospect.
<strong>Exclusive: </strong>Ex-England defender tells The Independent social media is ‘playground to spout abuse’
Cowboys’ Cooper Rush looks to become the 14th quarterback in NFL history to win his first five career starts.
A group of students at the Franklin Academy in Palm Beach Gardens are proving that age has no limit on what you can do.
Better sound starts with clean vinyl