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You might not have to buy a new device.

Amazon is ending support for Kindles released in 2012 and earlier—including the company's first-ever e-reader.

Once Amazon flips the switch, which it plans to do next month, owners of affected models will no longer be able to purchase, borrow, or download new content.

Owners of Kindle models from 2012 and earlier will no longer be able to download, borrow or purchase new books as of May 20.

Libby users are taking the biggest hit with this update.

Kindles have been around since 2007, giving readers a more convenient and reliable way to consume their favorite books. Now, ...

Affected users can still read books, but they can't purchase or download new ones, and whatever you do, do not hit that ...

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