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Kindle Scribe comes with its own stylus

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The Kindle has grown from just a simple reader. Over the years, Amazon kept upgrading its iconic reader by adding paperwhite and waterproof models. Today, the next step of the reader’s evolution has arrived. Amazon has unveiled the Kindle Scribe, a reader with a stylus.

During Amazon’s event today, the company unveiled upgrades to its lineup of devices. Besides a smattering of new speakers, one notable upgrade is the Kindle Scribe. Going out on sale later this year, the new reader pairs the device with a functional stylus for the E Ink display.

Coming with a sizable side bezel, users can hold the reader firmly while reading or writing notes. For a more technical rundown, the reader sports a 10.2-inch screen with a 300ppi display. It also comes with a light for accessibility in the dark. Meanwhile, the stylus itself won’t need charging and will attach seamlessly through a magnet on the reader’s side.

The Scribe will join the Kindle’s thriving lineup of e-readers consisting of the regular model, the Paperwhite, the Oasis, the Fire, and a Kids lineup.

Releasing with different size options, the Kindle Scribe will start at US$ 339. Users can also choose between a basic and a more premium stylus. The premium pen will come with an additional function and an eraser.

SEE ALSO: Amazon Kindle PaperWhite Signature Edition Review

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