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Images: A peek at what could be Amazon Digital Video

Screenshots of what appears to be the new video store indicate it will provide support for Windows-enabled handheld devices.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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Screenshots of what appears to be Amazon.com's new video store reveal that the company will require users to download software before watching films. It also indicates that Amazon will offer discounts when the video store officially launches.

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This is how movies are presented on a site that is presumed be Amazon's new video store. According to text accompanying the Web page, Amazon will feature TV shows, instructional videos and feature films.

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