Amazon expected to launch a 10.1 inch Kindle Fire tablet in Q3
The Amazon Kindle Fire is one of the better selling Android tablets as a result of its low entry price and deep integration with Amazon products and services. The giant online retail company looks to keep the train rolling with a high-end 10.1 inch Kindle Fire tablet featuring a faster, quad-core processor. The rumored 10.1 inch tablet is expected to launch in Q3 of 2012, according to a Digitimes report.
Amazon is gearing for a fight against Apple, and feels a 10.1 tablet up their sleeves will sell more than an 8.9 inch tablet. Previously, Amazon planned to launch a 8.9 inch Kindle Fire, but that tablet has reportedly been suspended in production.
Of course, there is no official word from Amazon on the matter; and there likely won’t Read more

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