Amazon’s 12th-gen Kindle Paperwhite is an eBook reader with a 7 inch touchscreen display featuring a front light with support for brightness and color temperature adjustments. As expected ...

When the original Kindle Oasis hit our palms, we loved it. Now Amazon has returned with an even better version that features a 7-inch version ... with the battery case from the older Oasis ...

The new Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition features a 7 inch color display that combines an E Ink Kaleido screen with Amazon’s custom oxide backplane, custom coating between the display layers ...

The $279.99 Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition, Amazon’s long-awaited color ebook reader, is very much a first-generation ...

After their extensive reviews of the iPad Mini 7 and Kindle Paperwhite, our two tech experts got together to help you decide ...

Tablets are also great first devices for kids (though we prefer an iPad or a Kindle Fire to regular ... Amazon sells a Fire 7 tablet, but that 7-inch model has a lower-resolution screen, a slower ...

The new Kindle Paperwhite (2024) features a 7-inch ... an 8-inch touchscreen with HD resolution and built-in support for Amazon's Alexa, so if that's all you need, go for the Amazon Fire HD ...

The new Paperwhite features a slightly larger screen, improved performance and slightly better contrast. Should you ditch ...

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The standard Kindle is a 6-inch e-reader ... tablets have built-in cases with bright, colorful designs curated, distraction-free reading for kids. They're ad-free and come with a one-year subscription ...

Case in point ... according to Amazon. The 2024 Kindle Paperwhite upgrades that to a larger, front-flush 7-inch, 300-ppi screen. While the Paperwhite’s front lights have the same max brightness ...

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