Amazon releases a sub-$100 Kindle you can read in the dark



You don't have to shell out over $100 for a Kindle Paperwhite if all you really want is to be able to read your ebooks in the dark. Amazon has announced a new entry for its basic Kindle line, and unlike its predecessors, it comes with adjustable lighting.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/03/20/amazon-sub-100-kindle-front-light/
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