Amazon expands its Kindle line with the new Kindle Fire with a 7-inch color multitouch display. Not only a e-book reader, the Fire is a multimedia tablet that streams TV shows, songs, movies from Amazon. Of course, you can download e-books and color magazines from Kindle Store. It has 8GB internal storage and Amazon provides free cloud storage for all Amazon content.

Amazon updates its Kindle e-book reader, introducing the new Kindle WiFi and the Kindle 3G+WiFi. Compare to the original Kindle (Kindle 2 to be exact), the new Kindle has a new sleek design with a 21 percent smaller body while still keeping the same 6-inch-size reading area, a 15 percent lighter weight at just 8.7 ounces, 20 percent faster page turns, up to one month of battery life, double the storage to 3,500 books.

Amazon introduces the new graphite edition of Kindle DX e-book reader that comes with a new, improved 9.7-inch …

Amazon officially announced its previously leaked Kindle DX wireless reading device. The Kindle DX features a large 9.7-inch e-ink screen with 16 shades of gray and auto-rotate capability; built-in PDF reader and 3.3GB memory for holding up to 3500 books.

According to engadget, Amazon is preparing the Kindle DX ebook reader that comes with a larger 9.7-inch display. The Kindle DX can reader PDF and allows users to add notes, highlight and annotation. …

Amazon launches its new Kindle 2 wireless e-book reading device, the successor of the Kindle first gen. The Kindle 2 features a 6-inch E-Ink electronic paper display with 600 x 800 resolution at 167 ppi, 16-level gray scale, 2GB internal storage, and a 3.5mm stereo jack.

Netronix announced two new e-books, the 6-inch EB-100 and 9.5-inch EB-300. Netronix EB-100 has a 6-inch 800×600 display and it runs Linux OS. The more advanced EB-300 has a 9.5-inch display with 1200×825 resolution, 64MB RAM. 4GB NAND storage, and a SD card …

Amazon introduces the Kindle e-book device, which has a 6-inch e-ink screen, EV-DO but without backlight.

Features:

It doesn’t use a generic RSS aggregator — it’s Amazon-selected blogs only (and they “want every blog they can get”). Blogs that are aggregated by the Kindle get a revenue share with Amazon, since it costs money to get those publications.

The side scroller is, as we expected, a polarized PNLCD (pneumatic LCD). It looks amazing.

It’s SD only, not SDHC.