Amazon have just revealed their new Kindle ‘Fire’ tablet. So far other tablet computers have been similar in specification to the iPad (or in great deals of situations not almost as good) yet they’ve been the exact same price. With inferior UI’s as well as apps stores as well there’s been zero reason to buy them, particularly as they’ve been quite much the exact same cost as an iPad too.
Although a different type factor at just 7 inches, the $199 cost tag means the new terminate is less than half the cost of the iPad, so at last there’s a compelling reason to think about something other than the Apple gadget in the ‘post pc’ tablet market. checked out on for all the specs as well as the skinny on the link to Amazon Prime Bezos has cleverly integrated into the offer.
The Amazon Kindle Store
To reach that keen price, Amazon has avoided the integration of a camera, microphone or 3G, though the terminate will include WiFi as well as a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime. Prime membership generally costs $79 per year as well as grants the benefits of free two-day shipping as well as gain access to to Amazon’s video-streaming service.
Kindle terminate – $199 Pre-Order Today – UK or USA
Ships 15th November
7″ Multitouch IPS screen 1024×600 16M Colours (2 point multi-touch only?) with Gorilla Glass
1GHz TI OMAP 4 Dual-core processor – Multitasking
512MB RAM, 8GB Flash Storage
14.6 ounces / 414 g
Android 2.3 Based – however heavily personalized UI
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
8 hour Battery Life
Includes 30 trial of Amazon Prime
No Camera, No microphone, No 3G, No Bluetooth, No GPS
New Amazon ‘Silk’ Cloud-Accelerated web browser (see video below)
Works with the Android Appstore
Works with the MP3 store – 17 million songs
Works with Prime immediate video Streaming – 100,000 movies & TV shows
Works with news Stand – Full-color magazines /Books etc all kept for free utilizing Amazon Cloud Storage
Other Kindles introduced today – Touch 3G for $149, Touch for $99, as well as Kindle for $79
Awaiting UK Pricing
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