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Spotted in Seattle: Black Kindle, in a coffee shop (maybe)
Here's the mystery photo that a tipster provided to CrunchGear. What Seattle coffee shop is this?
Amazon's electronic reader, the Kindle, has always had a white frame. But a black Kindle may be headed to market, if a grainy photo published by CrunchGear is any indication. An anonymous tipster allegedly took a picture of the device as it was being photographed in a Seattle coffee shop (presumably for Amazon marketing purposes).
Any guess on which coffee shop this is?
Keep your eyes peeled, people. Perhaps some young Amazon employee out for a night on the town will leave the next-generation Kindle in a local watering hole.
I love CrunchGear's moniker for device: "Darth Kindle."
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