Digital Trends Writes New Chapter for Technology on Amazon Kindle

By DT Staff Published February 16, 2010

Eyes bleary from poring over the latest high-tech news, do-it-yourself guides and brutally honest product reviews from your computer? Not anymore. Digital Trends just jumped onto the Amazon Kindle.

As of today, Kindle owners can get fresh content from Digital Trends delivered straight to their eReader via a subscription to Digital Trends Kindle Edition. Users can expect the usual mix of comprehensive coverage of everything from cell phones to 3D TVs, computers, laptops, digital music players, home theater equipment and GPS systems.

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“Whether riding on the subway, flying cross-country or just relaxing in a coffee shop, readers can now read up on and discover the hottest new gadgets and technologies wherever they go,” said Digital Trends CEO Ian Bell. “With millions flocking to the Kindle, we’re excited to bring connected readers the latest high-tech news, guides, features and more.”

A monthly subscription goes for $1.99, which includes automated daily updates via Amazon Whispernet. And as usual, Amazon offers a free 14-day trial to make it worth your while.

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