The Financial Times says that the price war in the e-reader market is continuing.
On Thursday, Amazon cut the price of its high-end Kindle DX by more than 20 percent, to USD379. The move follows price-cutting last week that saw Amazon and Barnes & Noble readjust the prices of their e-readers to better compete with Apple's new iPad tablet. Amazon's base-model Kindle now sells for USD189, while the Barnes & Noble Nook is priced at USD199. The Kindle DX is Amazon's largest e-reader and was designed for professional and academic environments.
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On Thursday, Amazon cut the price of its high-end Kindle DX by more than 20 percent, to USD379. The move follows price-cutting last week that saw Amazon and Barnes & Noble readjust the prices of their e-readers to better compete with Apple's new iPad tablet. Amazon's base-model Kindle now sells for USD189, while the Barnes & Noble Nook is priced at USD199. The Kindle DX is Amazon's largest e-reader and was designed for professional and academic environments.
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