Amazon launched its Kindle Paperwhite eReader some time ago and seems determined not to let it die. While we already saw a second version of this device that didn't offer users too many improvements, it has now launched a third version, albeit with great secrecy and with a single change that we don't quite understand and which, in my personal opinion, wasn't really necessary.
And indeed, the company led by Jeff Bezos has announced on its website the launch of a new Kindle Paperwhite with 2GB more internal storage, bringing the eReader's total capacity to 4GB . In the brief message, they emphasized that this is not a new model or product in the Kindle line, but rather a revision of the existing device.
This minor clarification can be interpreted as a message from Amazon to all users that they simply wanted to improve a specific feature of their flagship eReader, one they felt wasn't up to par. It also serves to make it clear that a new model or device will be released very soon, and that it will undoubtedly bring significant new features and improvements.
This new model of the Kindle Paperwhite will begin to be available very soon in all stores where Amazon devices are sold and is now available for purchase in the virtual store.
Now we just have to wait for Amazon to officially launch its new Kindle Paperwhite 3 although we fear that this new improvement in the current version supposes a delay in the launch of that new Paperwhite from which great things are expected and that if in a At first we could think that it would be announced before the Christmas campaign, we fear that the news announced today could delay the arrival of the new eReader on the market.
Do you think an increase in the internal storage of the Kindle Paperwhite was necessary?
You can find a lot of information about the current Kindle Paperwhite model available on the market HERE.
In addition you can also buy the Kindle Paperwhite from Amazon in the link that you will find below: