iBookstore opens in The Netherlands and other countries

As of today Apple is enabling publishers to sell ebooks in a range of new countries. One of them is The Netherlands.

Liz Castro has more: "Now, you can add twenty-five new markets for your iBooks: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Replublic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portgal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland." Link

In The Netherlands you can now buy ebooks in multiple languages like Dutch, English, French, German and Italian. Until now there were only free ebooks in the iBookstore, but that is changing as of today, as more and more publishers are uploading Dutch ebooks to the iBookstore.
eReaders.nl on the Dutch iBookstore

FCC documents: Amazon will probably launch 3 devices on 28 september

Amazon will likely announce three new devices tomorrow: a tablet (supposedly dubbed Kindle Fire) and two new ebook readers, most likely with screen tech from E Ink.
After doing some research on the FCC-website I found three possible listings of new Amazon products.

The first one is a tablet device. The FCC-listing is posted under the name Okakopa LLC, a fictional company in Denver. (note: Okakopa means october in Hawaiian)
FCC-listing
Device code: D01400, FCC-id: zev-1229

The second one is a 3G ebook reader ("electronic display device"), with product code D01200 and FCC-id: zef-0610
FCC-listing
Quote: "The primary use of this device is to download the Ebook and periodical offering from the content provider"
This one is posted under the name of Maywood LLC, an unknown company in Boston.

The third one is an "electronic display device", posted by a company named Nevilles LLC from Chicago.
FCC-listing
Update: I'm not sure about this one, it could also be a tablet device.
This one has the FCC-id: zeg-0725

So this is it, I can be wrong about it but I think there will be at least three new devices from Amazon, most likely all going to be announced tomorrow.