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October 6, 2011 07:17 pm GMT
Kindle buyers no longer have to decide at point of purchase if they want to forever look at advertisements on their Kindle. The fourth-generation Kindles, announced last week, allows buyers to remove the so-called Special Offers for $30. That's the same premium Amazon charges up front for the normal, ad-free Kindle. This is smart.
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Remove The Special Offers From Your New Kindle " For A Price
Kindle buyers no longer have to decide at point of purchase if they want to forever look at advertisements on their Kindle. The fourth-generation Kindles, announced last week, allows buyers to remove the so-called Special Offers for $30. That's the same premium Amazon charges up front for the normal, ad-free Kindle. This is smart.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/jqYJJLywyLM/
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