Amazon Kindle drops price to $259, joins the iPhone on AT&T's International network
9to5mac.com 10/7/2009 — Amazon announced today that they were going to have an International version of the Kindle for sale for the holiday season.  Until now the Kindle has used Sprint's EVDO network to get purchases and updates from the Internet.  Unfortunately ...

Amazon Cuts Kindle Price, Offers Internation Edition
dailywireless.org 10/14/2009 — Amazon announced today that their Kindle 2, with a standard 6″ display, is now available internationally for $279 while the Kindle 2 for the U.S. market has been lowered to $259 . The NY Times says the new Kindle is physically ...

Kindle Goes International — With a Little Help From AT&T
wired.com 10/7/2009 — Although Amazon’s Kindle e-reader has become the first major hit in its category — and the best-selling product in Amazon’s entire store this year — it does have its drawbacks. One of the biggest is that its wireless ...

Amazon confirms international Kindle DX is on the way too
engadget.com 10/14/2009 — Amazon made a fairly big splash in announcing that the standard-issue Kindle would finally be available in an international edition , but it's now also rather quietly confirmed that the larger Kindle DX will be soon become a bit of a globetrotter ...

Amazon axe US-only Kindle, international Kindle now $259
slashgear.com 10/22/2009 — Amazon have rejigged their Kindle range , seemingly discontinuing the previous US-only Kindle 2 and reducing the price of the international version to $259. Presumably acting in response to the recently announced Barnes and Noble nook , which is also priced at $259, Amazon have been informing ...

Kindle 2 goes to $259, International GSM version coming October 19
crunchgear.com 10/7/2009 — This just in: the Kindle 2 is falling from $299 to $259 and they will be selling an international version with built-in AT&T SIM card for $279 on October 19. Quoth the suits: “Kindle has revolutionized the way we purchase and read ...

Kindle now with International wireless
gizmosforgeeks.com 10/19/2009 — The 6″ Amazon Kindle e-reader is now available (today) for use overseas with free wireless where available. Note that this is not the larger Kindle DX, but the same 6″ US reader with International support in over 100 countries. The Kindle store features over 350,000 titles plus ...

Amazon confirm International Kindle DX is coming
slashgear.com 10/9/2009 — Having announced earlier this week that their Kindle ebook reader would be available in more than 100 countries worldwide, in the shape of a GSM version with international data roaming, Amazon have also confirmed that they plan an international ...

Kindle now $259, available worldwide with wireless delivery
arstechnica.com 10/14/2009 — Amazon has decided to get aggressive with its marketing of the Kindle by dropping the price of the Kindle 2 for the second time in just a few months. The smaller of the company's two e-book readers now retails for ...

International Kindle Crippled at Launch: No Web Access Outside US
wired.com 10/13/2009 — You already knew that the International Kindle, if bought in the US, would only allow downloading of books from overseas. This will cost an extra two bucks a book, and means that you cannot access the web through the Kindle’s browser when ...

Global CIO: What CIOs Can Learn From Kindle — InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 10/28/2009
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Norway warns Amazon against Kindle launch — The Register 10/30/2009
Not here, and not like that Norway's Consumer Council reckons the Kindle breaches Norwegian law, and will have to change radically before any local launch.… The power of collaboration within unified communications