Amazon Holding a Press Conference Event on September 28th Announcement Of a Tablet?

September 23, 2011

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Amazon has recently announced that the company will be holding an invite only press event on Sept 28th (Wed) in New York. No other details have been revealed beyond that. However, in light of all of the tablet talk we've been hearing about, it's safe to say we may see the introduction of one that night. Feel free to check out our previous coverage of rumors of the arrival of the Amazon Tab below. And as always, feel free to let us know what you think in the comments. We're assuming Amazon is going to undercut the competition with this one like we've never seen before. No doubt the device will also come with the Amazon App Store, Amazon MP3 App and the Amazon's Cloud Player pre-installed.

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[via allthingsd]

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