Faulty Colorsofts have left some Kindle owners without an e-reader

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A trade-in program doesn't work too well when the new product has tech issues.

Amazon also offered an additional 20 percent off the Colorsoft along with the trade-in credit.

That's where another problem comes in.

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Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: Amazon Kindle colorsoft Kindle Colorsoft E-reader Syndication Tech

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Published On: 2024-11-14 @ 14:22:54 (15 hours ago)

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