The Kindle e-book reader is now available to Canadians, Amazon.com announced Tuesday, but without some key features. The e-reader sells on Amazon.com for $259 US, plus import fees, which the website says will be about $31 per Kindle. The e-reader will be able to wirelessly download books, magazines
and newspapers over a 3G cellular network called Whispernet on
AT&T's global network, Kinley Campbell of Amazon.com said.
The e-reader's web browser and blog subscription service will not work
in Canada, according to the description on Amazon.com, but customers
will have free access to Wikipedia.
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