Owners of the devices will no longer able to purchase, download or borrow new books
Millions of Amazon gadgets risk obsolescence after major update(Image: Amazon)
Over two million Amazon gadgets could soon be obsolete after the online giant announced it will no longer support them.
From May 20, Amazon has ended its support of pre-2013 Kindles .
Owners of these devices will no longer able to purchase, download or borrow new books.
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Kindles currently scheduled for obsolescence:
- Kindle 1st Generation (2007)
- Kindle 2nd Generation (2009)
- Kindle DX & DX Graphite (2009-2010)
- Kindle Paperwhite 1st Generation (2012)
- Kindle Fire 1st Generation (2011)
- Kindle Fire 2nd Generation (2012)
- Kindle Fire HD 8.9 (2012)
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