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Last updated: Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Amazon’s massively successful Kindle e-reader is an improvement over paper books in a number of ways. It’s light, lets you carry many volumes, and can download new books instantly. One thing it hasn’t made better is the reading itself. You still need an external light source to read the e-ink display on a Kindle, but

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