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By Zoe Whittall
November 27, 2009
1:13 PM

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Geek love for Kindle

Teehan + Lax, a high-end digital media agency in Toronto, posted a visual blog detailing the experience of ordering and using a Kindle.

Click the link above for still photos and commentary.

The Amazon Kindle Arrives at Teehan+Lax from Greg Washington on Vimeo.

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