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Hello SellerEngine Community,
Unless you've been under a rock this week, you probably already know that Amazon released a new Kindle- the Fire, along with revamped versions of the Kindle. We thought we'd provide a round up of some of the videos and articles that we've been reading about it this week. First off, the Amazon pages themselves always do a great job of introducing the products.
The (new) Kindle. $79 and $109
The Kindle Touch. $99 and $139
The Kindle Touch 3g. $149 and $189
The Kindle Fire. $199
Articles are mainly focusing on the lack of a camera on the tablet as the point competitors will exploit.
Amazon: Kindle Fire Tablet Will Torch iPad - Information Week
Kindle Fire an Ipad Killer? - Cnet
Will Amazon’s Tablet Raise Any Patent Issues? - All Things D
Video of the Fire in Action - Gizmodo
Then Man Discovered Kindle Fire - The New Yorker
Amazon Introduces Cheap New Razor… - BookThink
Amazon has even set up it's own blog for the Silk operating system.
What do you think of the new Kindles? Are you branching into other inventory items if you used to focus mainly on books? Tweet us comments @SellerEngineSfw or find us on Facebook.