Amazon Launches Kindle Scribe & Colorsoft, Offers Early Prime Day Discounts
Amazon has launched the Kindle Scribe, a digital notebook with AI-powered features, and is offering early Prime Day discounts on select Kindle models. The Kindle Scribe transforms handwritten notes into text and summaries, while the Kindle Colorsoft brings color to e-reading experiences.
The Kindle Scribe, released recently, combines the feel of pen and paper with digital functionality. It uses AI to convert handwritten notes into readable text and generate summaries. The Premium Pen requires no setup or charging. Meanwhile, the Kindle Colorsoft, an evolution of the Kindle Color e-reader, offers a color e-paper display perfect for comics, graphic novels, and magazines.
Amazon is offering $100 off the Kindle Scribe 2024 during an early Prime Day sale. The Kindle Colorsoft, while lacking a quick charge system and ambient light sensor, uses the same body as the Kindle Paperwhite 12th generation and the advanced screen technology from the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition. For kids, Amazon is adding more books to Amazon Kids+, including graphic novels and chapter books from popular series.
The Kindle Colorsoft Kids bundle comes with one year of Amazon Kids+, an illustrated cover, and a two-year worry-free guarantee. Currently, the Kindle Colorsoft 16GB for Kids is on sale for $60 off its regular price.
Amazon's Kindle Scribe and Kindle Colorsoft cater to different reading and note-taking needs. The Kindle Scribe's AI features make it an excellent tool for students and professionals, while the Kindle Colorsoft's color display brings vibrancy to digital reading. Both devices are available at discounted prices during Amazon's early Prime Day sale.
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