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Stephen Windwalker
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This just in....
If you or someone you know has been sitting on the fence and uncertain whether to pull the trigger on the purchase of a new Kindle, there is big news today!
Amazon has just announced a major price cut in the retail price for the Kindle 2. You can now click on this link to place an order for the Kindle 2 for $299 and have it Friday or Monday!
The Kindle 2 was launched February 9 and began shipping February 23 at an original price of $359.
The Kindle 1, originally launched November 19, 2007 at a price of $389 and Amazon lowered its price to $359 in Spring 2008. Used Kindle 1 models are now selling for under $225 on Amazon Marketplace, with Amazon's refurbished models available for $259.99.
The Kindle DX, with the 9.7" display, continues to be sold out with a 3-to-5-week shipping backlog at its original price of $489.
It seems unlikely that Amazon would also be planning a price reduction for the Kindle DX while it is selling out. More likely: Amazon hopes that the Kindle 2 will sell out at the new price point, and thereby boost Kindle DX sales and interest as back-to-school marketing heats up.
1. Isn't It Ironic? That Expensive Kindle That You are Holding is the Key to "Free"
2. Find and Download Free Books from the Kindle Store
3. Find and Download Free Books from Kindle-Compatible Services (Project Gutenberg's "Magic Catalog," MobileRead and Feedbooks)
4. Find and Download Free Books from the Web
5. Find and Download Free Book Samples and Free 14-Day Periodical Trials from the Kindle Store
6. Use Calibre to Manage Your Kindle's Free Books and Other Kindle Content
7. Read Blogs, Periodicals, and Other Web Content for Free on the Kindle
a. Read Directly on the Web With the Kindle Web Browser
b. Set Up a Google Reader RSS Feed for Your Kindle
c. Flag and Send Interesting Web Content with Instapaper
8. Fetch the News, Newspapers and Magazines, and Other Content with Calibre
9. Use Kindle Nation Daily's Free Book Alerts
10. Unlock the World of Free Audio on the Kindle
11. Use Free Email, Facebook, Twitter and Other Services on the Kindle
12. Use Kindlepedia for Free Wikipedia Research on Your Kindle
13. The Mythical $9.99 Price and the ABCs of Kindle Store Pricing
14. The Politics of "Free" Books in the Age of the Kindle
15. Why Your Kindle's Free Wireless Web Browser is a Revolutionary Feature, and Why Amazon Should Keep it Free
16. Tips for Making the Most of Your Kindle's Free Features
a. Check Sprint's Wireless Coverage for Your Kindle
b. Free for You: How to Ask for and Use a Kindle Gift Certificate
c. A List of Kindle-Friendly Web Links
(Write to the Kindle Team todayCheck out the Kindle Nation archives
at kindle-feedback@amazon.com)
If you are challenged by the need to keep your Kindle purchases on 
a monthly budget (or to do the same for a family member), why not try a Kindle Gift Certificate each month? Just click here to purchase your Kindle Gift Certificate in whatever amount suits your monthly budget amount, and you'll know how much you have left to spend just by checking the amount that is open on your gift certificate account at any time during the month. And be sure to reward your frugality by allowing yourself roll-over Kindle dollars!
