Amazon’s customers outside the U.S. have good reason to be both excited and frustrated by the company’s three new Kindle devices.

The baseline $79 Kindle finally supports seven different interface languages and will be sold immediately in Canada, the UK, Germany and elsewhere. It’s a bit more expensive — £89 ($139), 99 EUR ($133) and $109 Canadian ($104), if you’re interested. However, the much-anticipated Kindle Fire tablet is U.S.-only, with no announced timeline for a global roll out. The same is true for the Kindle Touch.

It’s a reminder that Amazon is still growing into its role as a maker ...