Amazon Kindle sells out

New e-Book reader proves popular

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22 November 2007 14:39 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

Amazon's new e-Book reader, the Kindle, has sold out already.

The new gadget only went on sale via the online store on Monday, but all stock has now gone.

The Kindle, costing $399, can store thousands of e-Books, and connect to the internet via an EV-DO connection, dubbed Amazon "WhisperNet".

There is new stock due in in time for Christmas.

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