26 June 2013 – From John
Amazon launched again a price offensive for its Kindle, but this time, surprisingly, not from Amazon.de. Rather, the electronics chain Saturn the entry model of the Kindle family is currently selling for 49 euros – equivalent to 30% discount to the rich Amazon.de price
offer prankt on page 2 of the new Saturn Prospectus (including advertised with “narrower than most pencils). The device will be sold in Germany far 131 Saturn stores and is currently available in the online shop of the company for 49 euros, but euro plus 5 shipping.
The pros and cons of the Kindle compared to “open” readers has been discussed on this site too well. On the hardware side is a rock solid reader with an excellent display (compared to the Kindle Paperwhite slightly lower resolution, without touch and without lights), which links to an extensive ecosystem and a jam-packed e-book store, and Social Reading Features as popular highlights and a sophisticated search in this firmware combination to none. Major flaw is the lack of epub support, the e-book you purchase is largely restricted to Amazon.de (which is one reason for the aggressive pricing).
Amazonthe entry-level Kindle has on offer every now and again in recent months. At Easter there was the unit for 64 euros instead of 79 at that time, it was early May when buying Kindle 2, the second unit for 49 euros. The Saturn action is in comparison but the best deal
Related messages:
Related tags: kindle
div 
The article “Kindle for 49 € at Saturn “was born on 26 June 2013 (Wednesday) at 10:10 clock written by John. John Main ( Xing / Twitter ) is the editor and publisher of lesen.net.
Add a Comment
No comments:
Post a Comment