Kindle Fire (2012) | Amazon
A $99 Nexus tablet could spawn a new race to the bottom, but is it possible yet?
Yes, but not without compromises
Amazon to Apple: the game starts now
The Kindle Fire launch signals a new phase in Amazon's evolution as a company, fusing its futures in both tech and retail. Amazon wants to prove that like Apple, it's a serious, innovative technology company.
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Amazon's 7-inch Kindle Fire HD vs. Nexus 7 and other competition: by the numbers
To go along with its flagship 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD, Amazon today unveiled a smaller, 7-inch version of the tablet, describing it as "the world's most advanced" device in its class. To put that claim to the test, we've put it up against competitors like the Nexus 7, Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, and others.
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Amazon Kindle Fire OS updated with FreeTime custom profiles, X-Ray for movies, and more
Amazon announced a number of updates to its Kindle line-up today, but some of the most compelling additions were software elements of the Kindle Fire operating system itself.
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Amazon adds Whispersync for Voice and Immersion Reading to audiobooks for Kindle Fire
Amazon is adding audiobooks with Whispersync for Voice to its Kindle Fire tablets, letting readers keep a single bookmark across text and audio versions of the same book. The company is also enabling Immersion Reading, which allows you to follow along in print while the narrator reads the audiobook.
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Amazon's new $159 7-inch Kindle Fire images
Amazon announced a new $159 7-inch Kindle Fire this year at its September 6th event.
Amazon's new 7-inch Kindle Fire: twice the RAM, faster processor, longer battery life, $159
Amazon has officially announced its new Kindle Fire tablet, which features a faster processor, more RAM, and longer battery life, yet costs less than original model.