Will amazon tablet Kindle Fire be a threat for iPad?

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  1. vinner profile image69
    vinnerposted 13 years ago

    Will amazon tablet Kindle Fire be a threat for iPad?

  2. tamarindcandy profile image61
    tamarindcandyposted 13 years ago

    Absolutely. The price and features are going to have Apple running scared.

  3. Maddie Ruud profile image70
    Maddie Ruudposted 13 years ago

    Considering that you cannot browse the web using 3G on the Kindle Fire, I don't think it will be as big of a threat as originally anticipated.

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    Indigitalposted 13 years ago

    I think Amazon, on a whole, are a much better company than Apple. I find every Apple product too much money for it's worth. The technology you get with every Apple product can be bought on another system for much cheaper, it's just some people see a shiny screen and cool effects and will splash out all their income on it.

    Hopefully, if Amazon uses Customer Feedback from this 'Kindle Fire', they'll win over fans with their second development (because nothing is perfect first time).

    1. panther85 profile image57
      panther85posted 11 years agoin reply to this
  5. OutsideTheLines profile image61
    OutsideTheLinesposted 13 years ago

    I honestly do not think so. Apple is too good at marketing and iOS is superior to android at this point in time. I own an android tablet and an iPad and I really only use my iPad anymore. Android is too fragmented and laggy for me.

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    FrederickSmythiaposted 13 years ago

    The Kindle Fire's reasonable price, together with the potential of widespread Android app support, makes the device an enticing option, especially for families who want to give a tablet to the kids without having to blast through five bills. The Kindle Fire is clearly first and foremost an entertainment-consumption companion to Amazon's services. The ability to install apps and do anything more with the tablet--handling email, sharing photos, and the like--really feels like a secondary operation.

    Amazon Web Services >> http://www.techyv.com/article/amazon-web-services

  7. panther85 profile image57
    panther85posted 11 years ago

    visit here for more news, price, reviews and specification on http://techmozilla.com/amazon-kindle-fire

 
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