Amazon Kindle Fire tablet 7 inch will release in US on
15 October 2011. And only US citizen can buy . However, in the future
Amazon.Com can ship to some countries before it is sold in local Amazon.
Now in UK (Amazon.co.uk), CA (Amazon.CA), Fr (Amazon.fr), Germany
(Amazon.de)… you can’t order direct.
Compare Kindle Fire vs iPad 2
The company's new Kindle Fire tablet, a 7-inch touch-screen device
powered by Amazon's content ecosystem and priced at just $199, may be an
orange to Apple's iPad apple, but I'd argue that it's an iPad killer
all the same.
Read full Amazon Kindle Fire Uk reviews
The company's new Kindle Fire tablet, a 7-inch touch-screen device
powered by Amazon's content ecosystem and priced at just $199, may be an
orange to Apple's iPad apple, but I'd argue that it's an iPad killer
all the same.
Amazon Kindle Fire Coupon codes
In my opinion, Amazon has kicked off more than a price war, here. It's
unquestionably slaughtered every Android tablet on the market, and it's
set up a showdown with the iPad that doesn't have to be feature for
feature. If anything, Amazon has done what Apple did with the iPad in
the first place: create an entirely new market. And the timing simply
couldn't be better.
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Amazon Kindle Fire can beat iPad 2?
KIndle Fire vs Ipad 2, Compare and reviews 2 tablets, Kindle fire can beat iPad 2? No
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The company's new Kindle Fire tablet, a 7-inch touch-screen device powered by Amazon's content ecosystem and priced at just $199, may be an orange to Apple's iPad apple, but I'd argue that it's an iPad killer all the same.
On paper, the Kindle Fire has half the features of the iPad. In fact, it's almost literally half the features--here's a handy comparison chart so you can see for yourself. There's no camera, front or rear; the 8GB of onboard storage is half the amount of the base-model iPad; the Fire has no cellular options, no built-in GPS, and no Bluetooth, as the iPad does. The software options compared to the iPad are minimal, and the app library for Android still isn't nearly as robust as the iOS app library. All true facts. Doesn't matter.
Kindle Fire Black Friday sales
There may be more strikes against the Kindle Fire, too: Amazon hasn't explicitly denied that it will block access to competing content-delivery apps like Hulu, Netflix, or any upstart e-bookstores that might want to be on the Fire, but I'd be surprised if you ever find them there. Amazon has taken a closed, proprietary approach with the Kindle line, and I think it's more than a safe bet to say that this won't be the "open" Android tablet experience you've been hearing about with the Galaxy Tabs or the Xooms of the world. Not even close, in fact.
Amazon unveils Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire tablet And then, of course, there's the fact that the Kindle Fire is a 7-inch tablet in a 10-inch tablet world. All previous 7-inch competitors, from the original Galaxy Tab to the poor, doomed PlayBook have fallen by the wayside--while Steve Jobs personally mocked them as "dead on arrival", and once gruesomely suggested you'd have to file down your fingers to live with one.
Again, all true facts about the Kindle Fire, none of which matter. In these troubled times, and possibly even before, you need look no further than the $99 TouchPad buying frenzy for the lesson of the tablet market (and maybe every other electronics market, ultimately): it's the price, stupid.
Data point from one of our users: you can actually buy the entire new ad-subsidized Kindle lineup for less than the cost of a 32GB iPad.
At $199, virtually any mainstream consumer is going to stand next to these two devices, look at them side-by-side, and make a price-conscious decision--and that decision is easier than you might think, as tablet usage starts to sort itself out. Sure, the Kindle Fire lacks a camera for video chat and movie-making. So what? Hardly anyone is doing that with their tablets anyway. No GPS? That's what your phone is for. No Bluetooth? Shrug. It's one hundred and ninety-nine dollars.
The iPad, in even sideways competition with a Kindle Fire, faces the same problem it's always had, but it's a bigger problem now. The problem is that hardly anyone actually needs an iPad. And as tablet usage starts to shake out, it's more and more apparent that a low-cost option with fewer features will actually suit most people's first-world needs. According to a recent Citigroup survey, the vast majority of tablet users use these devices primarily for lightweight entertainment: mostly casual gaming, Web browsing, e-mail, and, increasingly, e-books.
Kindle Fire Coupon Codes
Fully half of tablet users are streaming video. We're also traveling with them like crazy, which means throwing them in bags; taking them to restaurants, which means exposing them to foodstuffs of all sorts; and giving them to our kids, which means, well, you know. Also, 35 percent of respondents to a Staples survey said they use their tablets in the bathroom. I'm just saying, wouldn't you rather that be a $199 tablet than a $500 tablet?
Nook Tablet Coupon Code
In my opinion, Amazon has kicked off more than a price war, here. It's unquestionably slaughtered every Android tablet on the market, and it's set up a showdown with the iPad that doesn't have to be feature for feature. If anything, Amazon has done what Apple did with the iPad in the first place: create an entirely new market. And the timing simply couldn't be better.
Read technical detail of Kindle Fire
Features of Kindle Fire Tablet
Readmore Compare technical detail of Kindle Fire vs Ipad 2
The company's new Kindle Fire tablet, a 7-inch touch-screen device powered by Amazon's content ecosystem and priced at just $199, may be an orange to Apple's iPad apple, but I'd argue that it's an iPad killer all the same.
On paper, the Kindle Fire has half the features of the iPad. In fact, it's almost literally half the features--here's a handy comparison chart so you can see for yourself. There's no camera, front or rear; the 8GB of onboard storage is half the amount of the base-model iPad; the Fire has no cellular options, no built-in GPS, and no Bluetooth, as the iPad does. The software options compared to the iPad are minimal, and the app library for Android still isn't nearly as robust as the iOS app library. All true facts. Doesn't matter.
Kindle Fire Black Friday sales
There may be more strikes against the Kindle Fire, too: Amazon hasn't explicitly denied that it will block access to competing content-delivery apps like Hulu, Netflix, or any upstart e-bookstores that might want to be on the Fire, but I'd be surprised if you ever find them there. Amazon has taken a closed, proprietary approach with the Kindle line, and I think it's more than a safe bet to say that this won't be the "open" Android tablet experience you've been hearing about with the Galaxy Tabs or the Xooms of the world. Not even close, in fact.
Amazon unveils Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire tablet And then, of course, there's the fact that the Kindle Fire is a 7-inch tablet in a 10-inch tablet world. All previous 7-inch competitors, from the original Galaxy Tab to the poor, doomed PlayBook have fallen by the wayside--while Steve Jobs personally mocked them as "dead on arrival", and once gruesomely suggested you'd have to file down your fingers to live with one.
Again, all true facts about the Kindle Fire, none of which matter. In these troubled times, and possibly even before, you need look no further than the $99 TouchPad buying frenzy for the lesson of the tablet market (and maybe every other electronics market, ultimately): it's the price, stupid.
The iPad, in even sideways competition with a Kindle Fire, faces the same problem it's always had, but it's a bigger problem now. The problem is that hardly anyone actually needs an iPad. And as tablet usage starts to shake out, it's more and more apparent that a low-cost option with fewer features will actually suit most people's first-world needs. According to a recent Citigroup survey, the vast majority of tablet users use these devices primarily for lightweight entertainment: mostly casual gaming, Web browsing, e-mail, and, increasingly, e-books.
Kindle Fire Coupon Codes
Fully half of tablet users are streaming video. We're also traveling with them like crazy, which means throwing them in bags; taking them to restaurants, which means exposing them to foodstuffs of all sorts; and giving them to our kids, which means, well, you know. Also, 35 percent of respondents to a Staples survey said they use their tablets in the bathroom. I'm just saying, wouldn't you rather that be a $199 tablet than a $500 tablet?
Nook Tablet Coupon Code
In my opinion, Amazon has kicked off more than a price war, here. It's unquestionably slaughtered every Android tablet on the market, and it's set up a showdown with the iPad that doesn't have to be feature for feature. If anything, Amazon has done what Apple did with the iPad in the first place: create an entirely new market. And the timing simply couldn't be better.
Read technical detail of Kindle Fire
Features of Kindle Fire Tablet
Compare Kindle Fire vs iPad 2 Apple
With cheap price pros, many people think Amazon Kindle can beat Apple iPad 2, below are some compare 2 tablets.
Amazon has unveiled a new tablet computer called the Kindle Fire, bringing a new competitor to a market that has so far been dominated by Apple. Here, we compare the two devices.
Amazon has unveiled a new tablet computer called the Kindle Fire, bringing a new competitor to a market that has so far been dominated by Apple. Here, we compare the two devices.
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| Compare Kindle Fire vs Apple iPad 2 |
PRICE
The Kindle Fire costs $199
The iPad 2 costs $499 to $799, depending on the amount of storage and
connectivity
SCREEN
The Fire has a seven-inch color screen
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Technical detail of Kindle Fire
Features of Kindle Fire
Apple's iPad 2 has a 9.7-inch color display
WEIGHT
Amazon's Fire weighs 14.6 ounces
The iPad 2 weighs 1.33 to 1.35 pounds
CONNECTION
The Fire is Wi-Fi only
The iPad 2 offers Wi-Fi and 3G wireless
CAMERA
The Fire has no camera
IPad 2 comes with front- and back-facing cameras
PROCESSOR
Amazon's tablet has a dual-core processor
Apple's iPad 2 sports a dual-core 1GHz processor
STORAGE
The Fire comes with 8 gigabytes of internal storage.
Apple's iPad 2 offers 16GB to 64GB
BATTERY LIFE
The Fire lasts eight hours for reading, 7.5 for video
The iPad 2 battery lasts 10 hours
APPS
The Fire accesses Amazon's Android App store, which has roughly 10,000 apps
Apple's app store has more than 100,000 iPad apps
BOOKS
Fire users will be able to access more than 12m Kindle e-books
Apple's iBookstore has more than 200,000 ebooks
VIDEO
The Fire can tap into more than 100,000 movies and TV shows to buy or rent. Amazon Prime members, who pay $79 a year, can stream 11,000 movies and TV shows for free
IPad users can buy or rent more than 50,000 TV shows and more than 10,000 movie catalogues through Apple's iTunes store
MUSIC
The Kindle Fire gives access to more than 17m songs via Amazon's MP3 service online
Apple's iTunes offers more than 18m songs
WEIGHT
Amazon's Fire weighs 14.6 ounces
The iPad 2 weighs 1.33 to 1.35 pounds
CONNECTION
The Fire is Wi-Fi only
The iPad 2 offers Wi-Fi and 3G wireless
CAMERA
The Fire has no camera
IPad 2 comes with front- and back-facing cameras
PROCESSOR
Amazon's tablet has a dual-core processor
Apple's iPad 2 sports a dual-core 1GHz processor
STORAGE
The Fire comes with 8 gigabytes of internal storage.
Apple's iPad 2 offers 16GB to 64GB
BATTERY LIFE
The Fire lasts eight hours for reading, 7.5 for video
The iPad 2 battery lasts 10 hours
APPS
The Fire accesses Amazon's Android App store, which has roughly 10,000 apps
Apple's app store has more than 100,000 iPad apps
BOOKS
Fire users will be able to access more than 12m Kindle e-books
Apple's iBookstore has more than 200,000 ebooks
VIDEO
The Fire can tap into more than 100,000 movies and TV shows to buy or rent. Amazon Prime members, who pay $79 a year, can stream 11,000 movies and TV shows for free
IPad users can buy or rent more than 50,000 TV shows and more than 10,000 movie catalogues through Apple's iTunes store
MUSIC
The Kindle Fire gives access to more than 17m songs via Amazon's MP3 service online
Apple's iTunes offers more than 18m songs
Read more:
Technical detail of Kindle Fire
Features of Kindle Fire
Kindle Fire - Price and Quality?
Kindle Fire of Amazon can make new wave of tablet market, have more pros, specical price very cheap, this tablet can beat iPad 2? Some reviews:
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Technical detail of Kindle Fire Tablet
Features of Kindle Fire
The online retailer's new Kindle Fire is nowhere near as glossy as Apple's iPad. Nor does it boast the rich ecosystem of apps. Based on the new device's appeal alone, I'd pick the iPad any day. However, Amazon's killer blow - the $300-plus gulf between the Kindle Fire and iPad's price tags – means those are sacrifices that many would be more than happy to make. A huge number of technophiles have already committed to the iPad, but for those a little less monied or slower off the mark, the Kindle Fire is cheap enough to become the de facto entry point to the tablet market. Amazon is applying the same strategy in the e-reader market, cutting the price of its basic model to $79 to undercut Barnes & Noble's Nook.
Amazon's margins on the new devices are likely to be pretty thin but its decision to trade profits for a significant foothold in the tablet market is a canny one for the long-term health of the business.
Just as Apple ties its customers into an ecosystem of apps and iTunes, the Kindle Fire will act as an entry point for the retailer, drawing users to the rest of its products and persuading loyalists to buy more.
Amazon already sells more digital books than physical ones, and has an estimated 75pc share of the e-book market. The Kindle Fire gives the business a good chance of replicating this trend in other fields: owners will be unlikely to purchase digital copies of films or magazines from anywhere else.
The new devices also support Amazon's less tangible assets – its cloud and consumer data. Once committed, users will be reluctant to deal with the hassle of moving content or linking other devices to the Amazon cloud.
The question to be asked is not whether the Kindle Fire will give the iPad a run for its money, so much as when it will launch over here.
Read more
Technical detail of Kindle Fire Tablet
Features of Kindle Fire
The online retailer's new Kindle Fire is nowhere near as glossy as Apple's iPad. Nor does it boast the rich ecosystem of apps. Based on the new device's appeal alone, I'd pick the iPad any day. However, Amazon's killer blow - the $300-plus gulf between the Kindle Fire and iPad's price tags – means those are sacrifices that many would be more than happy to make. A huge number of technophiles have already committed to the iPad, but for those a little less monied or slower off the mark, the Kindle Fire is cheap enough to become the de facto entry point to the tablet market. Amazon is applying the same strategy in the e-reader market, cutting the price of its basic model to $79 to undercut Barnes & Noble's Nook.
Some Amazon Kindle Fire Reviews
Kindle Fire now can order, however on 15 October, you can buy this tablet, it will release. Through the features of the Amazon Kindle Fire, have some reviews:
The Good of Kindle Fire
Cheap price, only $199. Although not cheap as HP Touchpad, however can say this tablet have price less than popular other tablet (Apple Ipad, Samsung Galaxy Tab,..)
Have more apps and game, music and TV Show: From Amazon App Store, have more and more songs, books, apps. Amazon store less than Apple only 1 million songs, however more than thousands books, TV show.
When Kindle Fire Release, Kindle Reader and Kindle Touch were discount, Kindle : $79 and Kindle Touch $99
The Bad of Kindle Fire
Not have 3G, can connect internet anywhere. However this tablet can support 3G in new versions
Can not setup adroid market.
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The Good of Kindle Fire
Cheap price, only $199. Although not cheap as HP Touchpad, however can say this tablet have price less than popular other tablet (Apple Ipad, Samsung Galaxy Tab,..)
Have more apps and game, music and TV Show: From Amazon App Store, have more and more songs, books, apps. Amazon store less than Apple only 1 million songs, however more than thousands books, TV show.
When Kindle Fire Release, Kindle Reader and Kindle Touch were discount, Kindle : $79 and Kindle Touch $99
The Bad of Kindle Fire
Not have 3G, can connect internet anywhere. However this tablet can support 3G in new versions
Can not setup adroid market.
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