Penguin enhanced e-books available for the Kindle

November 7, 2008 | 8:00 am

By Paul Biba

Amazon is now offering the great Penguin enhanced e-books on the Kindle platform, according to the Amazon Kindle’s Blog.

The Blog lists six books being available—for example, Pride and Prejudice, at $0.50, and A Tale of Two Cities, at $6.40.

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"@Mary That's correct. You can choose to convert to whichever formats you wish using programs such as calibre. We are providing pub and pdf formats ..."

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"Hi Mary, that is correct. The EPUB files are convertible to mobi for use on Kindles. A good way to do so is with the ..."

Sarah on "Australia’s first digital-only trade publisher launches - Posted on February 14, 2012

"@Karel Rei it's the second link on the results page (does take a while to process for those bigger files, though if you provide your email ..."

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November 7, 2008 | 8:00 am

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