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Amazon just introduced a new $250 waterproof Kindle (AMZN)

Amazon's rebooted Kindle Oasis has a larger display, a more high-end aluminum body, and can withstand being submerged in water.

Amazon's most expensive Kindle just got a reboot.

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On Wednesday, Amazon introduced a new version of its high-end Kindle Oasis e-reader. While the new device looks a lot like its predecessor, it has one important new feature: it's waterproof.

The new Oasis is ou should be able to submerge it in 6.5 feet

Another change to the new version of the Oasis is the exterior. The overall design remains the same — Oasis has a large right-side bezel with

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The new Kindle Oasis is available to preorder on Amazon starting today.

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