Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet

Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet - Tunheim's (http://tunheim.com) Director of e-Strategy, David Erickson, discusses how Amazon can compete in the coming tablet wars by evolving the Kindle into its own tablet device to compete not only with the Nook but with Apple's iPad and Android tablets.

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[melllv]

So this is why you could not buy the large format kindle outside the US. They want us to have our cash ready for this. I cannot wait. I will be buying this when it comes out.

The price difference wil mean it does not have to be as "good " as Ipad.

Frankly I am v. old and have no need at all for 99.9% of apps. Youtube, movies music, and kindle will do me fine. If it works as smoothly and clearly as the ipad

its a winner for me.

[TunheimPartners]

@melllv It looks like the price point is going to be competitive with the Nook, at about $250 for a 7" screen device. I think it's a great niche for them, targeting people who want a simple web/content consumption device without having to shell out $600 for one.