Amazon's debuts new souped-up tablet and brand new Paperwhite e-reader. SANTA MONICA, Calif., Sept. 6, 2012— -- Amazon has set off a big Fire. The Kindle Fire HD, Amazon's new souped-up tablet, ...

Released in November of 2011, Amazon's Android-based Kindle Fire eReader tablet was reported to have sold close to five million units by August of 2012. The line expanded in 2012 with a revision of ...

So the much publicized Amazon event is behind us and we now have a clearer understanding of the hardware Amazon has lined up for the next one year or so. The device list—Kindle Fire HD 7 inch, Kindle ...

When Amazon announced the new Kindle Fire HD, it took a firm step into its transformation into a major player in the consumer electronics space. Jeff Bezos sold the fact that Amazon was in the unique ...

The three new Kindle Fire HD tablets are the latest example that Amazon isn't interested in making money off of its hardware, a far cry from Apple's strategy. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / ...

“This is a good device for people deeply invested in Amazon's products and services. Even for a low-cost device, the performance issues lower the Fire HD's desirability.” “Why you can trust Digital ...

The Kindle Fire HD has a front-facing camera as well as a native application for taking, storing and sharing photos. Designed with integrated cloud support and a Wi-Fi receiver, the Fire allows you to ...

From the moment Apple shipped the first iPad back in 2010, pundits started wondering when someone else would ship a tablet that rivaled it for overall appeal. The initial wondering, logically enough, ...

At a press conference in Santa Monica, Calif. Thursday, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos revealed a slightly upgraded $159 version of the first 7-inch tablet, then wowed the crowd with 7-inch and 8.9 inch ...

Apple's iPad mini may be on its way out as tablet sales continue to plummet, but Amazon seems committed to the market with its Kindle Fire tablets. As with so many other aspects of its business, the ...

With a base price of $199, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD gives you a lot for your money. And while it's just as easy to crack open as the original Fire, it has better hardware and a completely redesigned ...

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