Amazon’s long-term vision for digital e-readers is paper. Literally, a device that looks, feels and acts like paper, with the exception of it being a screen that can refresh and interact with the reader. Though that dream is years or decades away, the all-new Amazon Kindle Voyage may be the closest thing to it yet.
On Wednesday, the Seattle-based book-selling giant unveiled the ultra-light (6.3 ounces, an ounce lighter than the Kindle Paperwhite), pleasingly thin (7.6 mm) and ultra-bright and sharp Kindle Voyage E Ink-based e-reader, along with a slew of other tablet upgrades and innovation
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