Amazon’s Cheapest Kindle Just Got Even Better

Amazon is refreshing its entry-level $79.99 Kindle e-reader with a thinner and lighter design and double the amount of memory, the company announced Wednesday. The new model is available now for preorder and will be launching on July 7.

The updated e-reader will include 512MB of memory compared to the previous version’s 256MB. It will also be the first Kindle with Bluetooth audio support. This means visually impaired Kindle owners will be able to connect their e-reader to headphones or a speaker via Bluetooth to have content read out loud without needing an adapter.

Amazon is also making it easier to export notes and highlights from a book by adding the option to send such excerpts as a PDF and a spreadsheet file. This capability will be coming as a software update in the coming weeks.

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Amazon’s most affordable Kindle remains otherwise unchanged for the most part. The most noticeable difference between the $80 model and its more expensive siblings its lack of a built-in light for its screen. Other, pricier Kindles, like the $199.99 Voyage and $289.99 Oasis, also feature controls alongside the screen for turning pages.

Amazon is also now offering the $119.99 Paperwhite version, which Amazon says is its most popular Kindle, in a white color option in addition to black.