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"Bigger than Kindle": Amazon Lab126 is working on the next big thing - lesen.net

01/16/2014 – by John Main – eBook News

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Amazon is not resting on the success of its Kindle family. Which specializes in the development of hardware special department Lab126 it is working on a product that should be “even bigger than the Kindle.” For hundreds of new employees will be recruited.

The Boston Globe got an invitation to a recruiting event by Amazon for students of local universities (Harvard, MIT) in hand, the 30 Will take place in January. It says the company is working on several locations in California, Seattle and Boston on a “revolutionary V1 [Version 1] product, which will allow us to bring digital content in new ways with our customers and revolutionize the existing marketplace is” . The product was “even bigger than the Kindle”, the recruiting event you have the opportunity to speak with the responsible employees

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Amazon uses its own business model – again

Amazon hardware (Website of the Lab126)

Amazon hardware (Website of the Lab126)

How serious is it with its own hardware Amazon, already illustrates the recruiting side of the Lab126. About 200 jobs are advertised here, most listings are only a few days old and the annual salaries of the employees wanted six figures to a great extent. A similar recruitment drive was last seen before the introduction of the Kindle Fire.

Where this is the product to make themselves the Kindle in the shade, of course, is highly speculative – an exceptional smartphone would be a possibility, a Smart TV is another. It is clear that Amazon continues to take a lot of money for innovation in the hand and still does not hesitate to undermine his own business model. Even with the Kindle they released a product that attacked the then main earner of the company (the sale of printed books) directly.

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The article” “Bigger than Kindle”: Amazon Lab126 is working on the next big thing “was on 16 January 2014 (Thursday) at 20:29 clock by John Main wrote. John Main ( Xing / Twitter ) is the editor and publisher of lesen.net.

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