亞馬遜停止生產經典款 Kindle，引發讀者強烈抗議！

Amazon, the company famous for selling books and many other things online, has announced that it will stop supporting some of its oldest Kindle devices. These are the e-readers that let people read digital books. If you have a Kindle that was made in 2012 or earlier, you will not be able to buy, borrow, or download new books on it after May 20. Amazon sent emails to people who own these older Kindles, thanking them for being loyal customers. However, many users are upset because their devices still work well, and they do not want to stop using them. Some people shared their feelings online, saying that their Kindles are simple devices that do not need updates. They wonder why Amazon is making them stop working with new books.

Amazon explained that technology has changed a lot since these Kindles were made. The company said it has supported these devices for at least 14 years, and some for as long as 18 years. But now, the old Kindles cannot keep up with new features and services. The models that will lose support include the first Kindle from 2007, the Kindle Touch, and some early Kindle Fire tablets. Even though people cannot get new books on these devices, they can still read the books they already have. Their Kindle accounts and libraries will also be safe on the Kindle app for phones and computers. Amazon warned that if someone resets their old Kindle, it will stop working completely.

Some users are sad about this change. One woman said her Kindle has been with her for 14 years and is a big part of her life. She likes that she can carry many books with her when she travels. She also worries that new Kindles have more ads, which could make reading less enjoyable. Experts say that while it makes sense for Amazon to stop supporting old devices for security reasons, it also means that many working Kindles will become useless. This could create a lot of electronic waste. One group estimates that up to two million Kindles could be thrown away, which is bad for the environment. Some people think companies should help people fix their old devices or let them keep using them longer. Others understand that technology cannot last forever, but it is still hard to say goodbye to a device that has been useful for so many years.