The Kindle Fire has shown that a budget tablet is what we all want. Now Google wants a slice of the action, too. Amazon The Kindle Fire is one of the hottest gifts this holiday season, but many ...

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Priced at a bargain $199, the Kindle Fire is Amazon’s first stab at a tablet. The company has packed ... PCWorld helps you navigate the PC ecosystem to find the products you want and the advice ...

you’re probably wondering whether you’d prefer the Amazon Fire Tablet or Amazon Kindle. It goes without saying that both devices have a lot to offer, though one may be better suited for your ...

Even before Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos announced the Kindle Fire tablet at a packed press conference here Wednesday, the market for slate-style computers was on fire. Practically every tech ...

Amazon compromised on several hardware features of its Kindle Fire to deliver the most affordable mainstream 7-inch media tablet. Arriving on November 15 for $199, the Kindle Fire will enter a ...

With prices like that it's no wonder that as PC sales decline tablets ... with both sides squeezing the middle. Enter Amazon and its new Kindle Fire HDX tablets. The new HDX tablets -- the third ...

Amazon says that the Kindle Fire's battery is good for up to eight hours of e-book reading, or 7.5 hours of video playback. Charge time is four hours via the included adapter or via the mini-USB port.

But the big news of the day was the 7-inch Kindle Fire tablet. This Fire is Amazon's stab at the crowded tablet PC market, which is already dominated by Apple's iPad. But at $199, the Kindle Fire ...

The most interesting thing about this WiFi-enabled tablet ... they are ready for and wanted iPad computers? Which is to say, would you buy an Amazon Kindle Fire? Gothamist is funded by sponsors ...

including what Bloomberg News first reported will be a $199 tablet computer called Kindle Fire — Amazon's much-anticipated competitor to the iPad. Bloomberg added that it will have a 7-inch ...

Once the news of the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet settled in, the top question on everyone's mind seemed to be, "How does this compete with the iPad?" While Amazon's initial target is clearly the ...