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Kindle beams up to Indian readers

Source: The Economic Times
New Delhi : India | about 1 month ago  
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Always wanted to carry those nice novels or self help books while travelling? Or did you forget to read the day’s papers, and want to catch them all while going to work? Amazon’s Kindle, the largest selling e-reader, touted as the most ambitious invention after the Gutenberg’s printing press,...
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