CHICAGO - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Thursday that it would start selling Amazon.com Inc. Kindle this week, as Amazon continues to lead the electronic reader in several stores to attract potential buyers.
Amazon, the largest worldwide online retailer, has introduced the Kindle in 2007 market leaders. Since then, the company has made to competitors such as Barnes & Noble Inc. corner and Apple Inc. popular iPad, two devices Wal-Mart sells already.
Large retailer in the world, said he plans to be fitted with Kindle 3% of its U.S. stores.
Wi - Fi and 3 G Kindle devices will be priced at $189 and Wi - Fi Kindle with special offers is price $114, at prices Amazon.com charges on its own Web site.
Other channels, such as Best Buy Co Inc. and target Corp., already sell Kindle devices.
Amazon could not be reached immediately for comment.
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