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E-Ink Holdings, the brains behind the Amazon Kindle display tech, has revealed a new technique for creating updatable digital displays on cloth, essentially E-Ink cloth. It could point to a future filled with cool ultra-customisable t-shirts or more depressingly ad banners on every bosom in town. Get into the details after the jump…

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Amazon tablet headed your way in late 2011Industry insider DigiTimes is reporting Quanta Computer has recently received OEM orders from Amazon for a purported tablet. The Amazon tablet will receive full support from Taiwan-based electrophoretic display (EPD) maker E Ink Holdings (EIH) for its touch panel as well as providing its Fringe Field Switching (FFS) technology. Word on the street is monthly orders are expected to reach 700,000 to 800,000 units with shipments beginning in the second half of 2011.

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Free Amazon Kindle planned?

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Fancy a free Amazon Kindle? Speculation is growing again that Amazon may be considering flinging Kindles out for free. Back in October 2009, John Walkenbach observed that the price of the Kindle was falling at a consistent rate with such unwavering speed that he forecast that a free Kindle is due to arrive by November 2011.

Kevin Kelly reports that he mentioned that observation to Amazon boss, Jeff Bezos, in August last year and received an interesting response: “He merely smiled and said, ‘Oh, you noticed that!’ And smiled again.” Why does that matter? Because Amazon looks like it’s testing a free Kindle future out already…

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Now that the weekend has arrived, it’s time to forget about spreadsheets and time to sit back and catch-up on the best tech news you may have missed this week. It’s been an exciting seven days in which the new PSP was unveiled, we got a closer look at the PSP phone, Intel signed Black Eyed Peas singer Will.i.am and much more.

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Welcome the NoteSlate to the growing tablet tussle! Unlike tablets like the Motorola Xoom and, of course, the imminent iPad 2, the NoteSlate is not about having lots of features, it’s about having very few. The makers of NoteSlate are pitching it as an e-ink alternative to a traditional pad and pen. The NoteSlate has one feature – you write on the screen with a stylus in one colour and can save your notes and drawings or send them via email. Curious…

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Kindle for Windows Phone 7 now availableWindows Phone 7 users, there’s no reason to envy your Kindle reading friends on iOS, BlackBerry OS or Android devices. Amazon has officially launched Kindle for Windows Phone 7, now free in the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace.

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It’s nearly Christmas, but don’t think the tech news has stopped rolling in. This week we’ve got the latest word on the second generation iPad, news on the BlackBerry PlayBook, Motorola’s 10-inch tablet, Kinect shortages and the first ever look at the new Tomb Raider game. All that and more this way.

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