At Amazon's New York media event, CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled four new Kindles, including the full-color $199 Kindle Fire, which retails for $199. Should Apple be worried? Plus, tablet users are more ...

My Kindle Fire arrived last night. I was surprised to find myself excited, waiting for it to arrive. This was especially surprising, because in September, I detailed 12 reasons you might NOT want ...

Amazon on Wednesday announced three new Kindle Fire tablets: a 8.9- and 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX and a lower-end Kindle Fire HD. The tablets feature faster hardware, better screens, improved ...

PC World will soon publish its review online, but check out Melissa J. Perenson’s preview, “Up Close With The Kindle Fire,” for a detailed look at what the device has to offer.. Hardware ...

It would seem that the Kindle Fire is doing well: Amazon says it’s selling more than a million total Kindle devices a week, and the Fire sits atop its best seller lists.Mobile ad platform ...

As mentioned, Amazon confirmed that at least two Kindle models will be discounted during Prime Day by up to 25%. Considering neither of these devices have ever dropped by this big of a margin before, ...

The Kindle Fire HDX, with an 8.9-inch display, is easy to hold in either portrait or landscape mode. It feels solid but light — 13.2 ounces compared with 16 ounces for the iPad Air, which has ...

Amazon made a point of noting that the Kindle Fire carries a resolution of 1024 by 600 pixels, with 169 pixels per inch. That’s not so terrific that they earn any bragging rights, however.

The Kindle Fire HD also has audio profiles which change depending on what you’re doing. The output is optimized for different activities like watching a movie or listening to music.

The Kindle Fire benefits from Amazon's suite of Android services, including its own Appstore. Sarah Tew/CNET In the world of tablets, there are great products and there are cheap products, but ...

The Kindle Fire you buy for a friend may end up giving her access to your personal Amazon media and the ability to buy new books, movies, music and apps using your credit card.

Ultimately, the Kindle Fire is competing with everything--and nothing. As successful as the iPad and earlier Kindles have been, the vast majority of consumers still haven't decided to invest in ...