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"  Hot on the trails of the introduction of the Kindle2, Amazon has officially released Kindle DX. The first noticeable difference is the large 9.7 inch electronic paper display with the same slim, 1/3 of an inch profile the Kindle2 sported. Some other new features include a native PDF reader, an auto-rotate display, and storage for up to 3,500 books (compared to 1,500 on Kindle2). In addition, it has access to all the same books and popular content through the 3G network. Some newspapers have jumped on board, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and The Washington Post, launching pilots this summertooffer the Kindle DX at a reduced price to readers who live in areas where home-delivery is not available and who sign up for a long-term subscription to the Kindle edition of the newspapers. The Kindle DX is also attracting a new realm of content; textbooks, which require the display of images, tables, charts, and graphs. Making up 60% of the US higher education textbook market, Cengage Learning, Pearson, and Wiley, will begin offering textbooks through the Kindle Store beginning this summer. Kindle DX is available for pre-order starting at $489 from Amazon.com shipping this summer. Check out when the original Kindle was a recipient of Good Housekeeping&amp;#039;s very first VIP Awards (Very Innovative Products). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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