UPDATE: Amazon introduced a wide renewing its line of e-readersincluding the first Kindle color, the redesigned Kindle Scribe, the faster Kindle Paperwhite, and the new colors for the affordable Kindle that we’ve shown in this article.

Kindle Colorsoft — The first color Kindle

As the name suggests, Amazon has brought color to its readers in a model that retains familiar features: high contrast, smooth page turning, automatically adapting front light and a week’s battery life. Amazon says everything has been carefully designed to offer intense, paper-like colors. It uses an oxide motherboard with customized curves to ensure fast performance and higher contrast in both color and black-and-white content.

Your custom Colorsoft display features a new nitride LED light guide that, combined with our proprietary algorithms, enhances color and increases brightness, all without sacrificing detail. You can enlarge images without worrying about pixelation and choose between standard or vivid color styles. The Kindle Colorsoft includes wireless charging, up to 8 weeks of battery life, and is water resistant.

Kindle Scribe – Kindle and digital notebook in one

Amazon also introduced a second generation all-in-one version where you can read as well as write. Like the original version, it combines all the benefits of Kindle with a powerful note-taking device. The screen has new white borders and a smooth paper-like texture that makes it look like you’re writing on a piece of paper. In addition, with a resolution of 300 dpi, the text looks sharp and clear when writing or reading.

The premium pencil and new soft-tip rubber are designed to offer the right weight and balance, so you feel like you’re holding a real pen. And the new Scribe aims to offer the definitive experience of writing in a book. It includes an Active Canvas so you can write ideas directly as they occur. The note is integrated into the page and the text of the book automatically adjusts around it. If you increase the font size, change the font style, or change the layout of the book, the note will remain visible in exactly the same place so that context is not lost.

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Original article:

The Kindle Paperwhite Gen12, Amazon’s new generation of e-readers, has (accidentally) appeared at a UK retailer. The leak was accompanied by a Kids Edition for children, and although both were quickly pulled, they could not prevent various media from bringing them to light.

You probably know that Amazon started its business journey as an online e-book store. From there, it has grown to become the largest retailer on the planet with a very complete ecosystem of reading and audiobook content. In its catalog, it also has its own readers of all types, but sa remarkable relationship between features and price.

The model in question is intended for the entry-level series on the Amazon platform. Among its main features we can highlight its 6 inch screenits anti-reflective panel, its adjustable front light, long-lasting battery, lighter and thinner design and quite reasonable price.

Its improvements over the current generation come from 25% brighter backlighting at maximum settings, a higher contrast ratio and faster page turning. Your screen with 300 ppi resolution It promises to be easy on the eyes, with good readability in various supported font sizes.

It should be noted that the Kindle has an innovative built-in adjustable front light to achieve a higher level of brightness and uniformity of illumination. It directs light from above towards the screen instead of projecting it into the user’s eyes like a traditional backlit screen, reducing the potential for eye strain. Amazon says so “It illuminates the screen instead of the whole room, so you can read in the dark without disturbing others. And the dark mode feature allows you to read comfortably indoors and outdoors at any time of the day.

It has support for Bluetooth and wireless headphone connectivity for purchasing and listening to audiobooks, as well as Wi-Fi for downloading content. Amazon promises incredibly long battery life, up to six weeks without recharging. Includes a USB cable for power and data charging.

The UK retailer that brought this Kindle Paperwhite Gen12 to light has priced it at £94.99, approx 113 euros for exchange. Let’s wait for the official launch.