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Abstract: As part of the showcase of its brand new "Fire Phone," Amazon.com Inc. took the wraps off a feature it calls "dynamic perspective." Turns out, it's more than just a gimmick that allows you to see in 3-D.The feature makes use of four infrared cameras point...
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Sleek design, IPS display is excellent, Eye catching UI, Enticing price, at least on paper
Most features don�t work in India, No expandable memory
While it is a part of the Kindle family of ebook readers, the Fire isn't really like any one of the siblings. This is a full-fledged tablet, a budget one at that, aimed at the user who wants an ebook reader, and a lot more. Look & Feel The Kindle Fi...
The Amazon Kindle Fire is a 7" Android tablet and one might think it's in the same league as some of Samsung's Galaxy Tabs, the HTC Flyer, the BlackBerry PlayBook, the Acer Iconia tabs, the Toshiba Thrive, you name it. The list goes on but most of these g...
Published: 2012-02-03, Author: Donald , review by: asia.cnet.com
Seamless experience with Amazon's digital content services; great Web browser; curated Android app store includes must-have apps; ultra-affordable price tag; exceptional screen for its price.
Lacks 3G, cameras, microphone, GPS and location services; paltry 8GB internal storage; no Bluetooth; limited parental control; fewer apps than Apple's or Google's app stores; screen could be brighter.
Though it lacks the tech specs found on more expensive Apple and Android tablets, the US$199 Kindle Fire is an outstanding entertainment value that prizes simplicity over techno-wizardry. ...
Abstract: Amazon has been a leader in the eBook reader space since it first introduced the Kindle eReader in November 2007. At that point in time, the Kindle had a 6-inch E Ink display that supported just four shades of gray, it included 250MB of storage that could...
As a portable video viewer and portal to Amazon's online empire, the Kindle Fire can't be faulted. It makes consuming media as easy – easier even – than Apple, and it generally provides better value. The Fire is a long way from rivalling full-fat tablets ...
It's hard to judge the Kindle Fire under this custom ICS ROM early at this point because it is still under development. Everything works well except for hardware UI acceleration and HD playback. There are still bugs to remove but these are tolerable and d...
Abstract: Though it will be two years old in September, the Kindle Fire is still one of the better 7-inch tablets in the market. Those with Amazon accounts can use it to access movies and TV shows, as well as books and magazine subscriptions.Its biggest draw is ...
