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Rumour: Amazon to launch next-generation Kindle Fire 2 on July 31st

Amazon could launch a successor to its Kindle Fire tablet as early as July 31st according to CNET, possibly as the Kindle Fire 2. The original Kindle Fire was announced last September and began to ship last November. The earlier announcement would likely allow Amazon to have its new tablet available in time for the back-to-school and holiday shopping seasons. […]

Amazon to drop rumoured 8.9-inch Kindle Fire in favour of 10.1-inch model?

Rumours have resurfaced that Amazon has suspended development of its rumoured 8.9-inch Kindle Fire tablet to focus on its larger sibling, a 10.1-inch model set to launch in the third quarter. Rumours about Amazon’s 8.9-inch tablet have often contradicted themselves. Originally rumoured to launch in Q2, it was then axed before being resurrected along with two new 7-inch models. It […]

Amazon to launch three more Kindle Fire models by year’s end?

Kindle Fire rumours so far have suggested that Amazon is likely to follow up its 7-inch model with either a 8.9-inch or a 10.1-inch model. A Taiwan Economic News report now indicates that Amazon may launch three new models by the end of the year. Rather than three different sizes though, Amazon will launch two 7-inch models as well as […]

Amazon to launch two new tablets in second half 2012?

Amazon’s successful Kindle Fire will be replaced by a new 7-inch model and a larger 10.1-inch model in the second half of the year, according to the latest Digitimes report. It adds that Amazon has opted to go with a single larger model rather and will not offer the originally planned 8.9-inch model. Earlier rumours had suggested that Amazon would […]

Amazon working on colour e-ink reader and 10-inch Kindle Fire?

According to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News, Amazon could launch a 6-inch colour e-ink reader later this year. Such a device would be the company’s first to use a colour e-ink display. The report indicates that E Ink Holdings (EIH) has received an order from Amazon to supply it with three million ePaper modules per month starting in March. This […]