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Comes with a Kindle DX silicone case + one Kindle DX Screen Protector Protect your Kindle DX from scratches and bumps Durable and washable Custom cuts for screen, keypad, ports and controls Compatible with Amazon Kindle DX only Product DescriptionThis Kindle DX silicone case protects your Amazon Kindle DX from scratches and prevent your Amazon Kindle DX from dust. It [...]  

The 9.7" Amazon Kindle DX will start shipping worldwide on January 19th. Users from more than 100 countries can now preorder the eReader through Amazon's US website for $489 . Kindle DX wirelessly downloads books, newspapers, magazines, blogs and personal documents to a crisp, high-resolution 9.7-inch electronic ink display that looks and reads ...  

Amazon announced that it would introduce a new version of its large-screen e-reader, the Kindle DX, that allows users to download e-books and other content in over 100 countries. Although Amazon has dropped the price of its original Kindle in recent months in response to competitive pressure from Barnes Nobles Nook device, the online retailer is keeping the Kindle DX at its original price point of $489, suggesting it views the larger-screen...  

Amazon Kindle DX now on sale in international markets Amazon has announced that they are now selling their Amazon Kindle DX eBook Reader in the international markets. Amazon Kindle DX can now be... ...  

Comes with 1 Silicone Case (Clear Semi-transparent) + 1 Car Charger for Amazon Kindle 2 + Kindle 2 Clear LCD Screen Protector The Kindle 2 silicone case protects your Kindle 2 body from scratches Silicone case has custom cuts for screen, keypad and other outlets The car charger charges your Kindle 2 in your car while driving Car charger [...]  

Amazon announced the new Kindle DX with Global Wireless today. The new version of the 9.7-inch Kindle DX wireless reading device now with the convenience of wireless content delivery in over 100 countries. In addition to the convenient features such as...  

It's been on the cards since the device first launched early on in 2009, and the news was all but confirmed when a link for a global device popped up and then quickly disappeared on their website yesterday. But now...  

Just like its older brother Kindle, Amazon’s larger, magazine-format-friendly e-reader Kindle DX is now available internationally in over 100 countries. The deal is pretty much the same as with the Kindle; it connects to the net via Global Wireless, which is free for users. Compared to the regular Kindle, it’s a pretty similar device, except, of course, for the screen size, which is a hefty 9.7”, and more storage memory (3.3 GB vs. 1.4 GB for...  

Amazon.com today announced that Amazon Kindle DX, the purpose-built reading device that offers Kindle's revolutionary wireless delivery and massive selection of content with a large 9.7-inch electronic paper display, is available for the first time to customers around the world.  

Each kit covers the front and back of the Amazon Kindle 2 Non permanent adhesive backing that allows you to simply peel off the skins with no sticky residue Scratch resistant protective shields made out of high-quality vinyl Thin enough to maintain compatibility with most accessories and cases; tough enough to absorb the minor abuse that makes a [...]  

... vacation, at the pool, in the spa, in the tub” Made of molded plastic, the Guardian safeguards the device in all water environments up to 1 meter deep, from the bathtub to the pool to the ocean. The Guardian Case allows for full functionality ...  

Better late than never? Amazon today has started to sell the Kindle DX, the larger of its e-readers, outside the U.S. The launch comes three months after the smaller device went on sale internationally, and nearly two years after the first of the devices hit the U.S. market. Like the smaller-sized Kindle, Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) has opted to run the DX on mobile networks from AT&T’s roaming partners, rather than cut deals with operators country...  

The e-book reader news keeps coming at CES . The latest announcement is from Amazon: They're replacing their $489 Kindle DX with a version that can wirelessly download content outside the US--for the same $489. The Kindle DX with Global Wireless won't arrive until January 19, but you can already pre-order it from Amazon--which no longer offers the ...  

The $489 Kindle DX now comes equipped with international wireless access, Amazon announced today. The regular Kindle gained this feature back in October. It allows Kindle users to download books outside of the United States. Read the rest of this story »See Also:Kindle Milestone: Amazon Sold More Kindle Books Than Physical Books On XmasAmazon Won't Be The Only One Selling Kindle Books Next YearHearst Shows Off Its Snazzy E-Reader, The Skiff...  

Seattle-based Amazon.com is expanding sales of its large screen, Kindle DX reader to the international market, the firm said this morning, including the Kindle DX's wireless update support. According to Amazon, the Kindle DX with Global Wireless will go on pre-order today, starting at $489. The firm said it will ship the product to international customers on January 19th.... (more)