The first device Jeff Bezos showed off at today's Amazon event was the diminutive Kindle Touch, a $99 e-ink device that should be on everyone's Christmas lists this year. The Touch has an 6-inch, IR-based touchscreen and includes all of the features found in the ne Kindle models including the new X-Ray feature that adds research and information to any book downloaded from the Kindle store. The Touch will cost $99 for the basic model ($139 without "special offers") and $149 for the 3G model. The 3G model includes free 3G access in 100 countries. A $79 Kindle without a touchscreen is also available.
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