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    Amazon Kindle Scribe: a great device with an identity crisis

    Jan 20, 2023 3 minutes

    This is Amazon's best Kindle yet. It's bigger, more powerful, longerlasting, more eco-friendly, and it now works with a stylus.

    But these upgrades come at a cost, and a considerable one at that. This version of the Kindle – a product typically loved for being a cheap workhorse – now comes in at £329.99. That's just £40 shy of Apple's cheapest iPad.

    So has cramming in all this new technology stolen the Kindle's simple, affordable charm? I spent two weeks with the Kindle Scribe to find out how

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