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Kindle Paperwhite review (2015): our favorite e-reader gets even better

Kindle Paperwhite review (2015): our favorite e-reader gets even better

Posted on July 5, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

When Amazon’s Kindle Voyage launched last year, I more or less fell in love with it right out of the gate. Sure, a handful of competitors came out with similar displays before Amazon did, but man — with that high-resolution screen and its sleek new looks, the Voyage was the first Kindle that ever felt really high-end. I didn’t stand a chance. Now, thanks to some trickle-down gadget economics, the new Kindle Paperwhite ($119 with ads, $139 without) just got a huge bump in screen resolution too. It was really only a matter of time, but now we’re left with a question to ponder: Is a new screen enough to catapult an already-very-good reader into the realm of greatness? Spoiler alert: I think it is.
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