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It now seems that Amazon is doing just enough to keep up with Kobo and that's particularly true for the new Kindle Colorsoft. The first-ever color Kindle doesn't come to Australia (where I'm based ...

However, with competition from the likes of Kobo, Onyx Boox PocketBook, Barnes & Noble and others, you're no longer restricted to choosing one of the best Kindles for your digital reading.

That precise imagery is interesting considering how the Colorsoft switches from 300 points per inch (ppi) to 150 ppi when you’re viewing anything in color, just as the Kobo Libra Colour does ...

Earlier this year, Amazon’s chief e-reader competitor, Kobo, introduced the $220 Libra Colour, which leverages color E Ink. The technology has thus far received mixed reviews. The new Kindle ...

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