The price of the Kindle Fire makes it very appealing. Where more expensive tablets can run well over $500 in price, the Kindle Fire’s introduction to the market starts at below $200. In fact, according to a study by Retrevo, 44% of the people surveyed said, “Yes, they would purchase a Kindle Fire over an Apple iPad due to the pricing difference”.
Just because the price is lower, doesn’t mean you’re compromising on features either. The list of features outlined below make it very competitive against other tablets in the market today:
- 18 Million Movies, TV Shows, Magazines, Songs & Books
- Access to thousands of popular Apps and Games
- Fast Web-Browsing due to Amazon’s latest technology, “Amazon Silk”
- Free Cloud Storage for all of your Amazon Content
- The Touchscreen is in Vibrant Color
- A Powerful Dual Core Processor
- eReader with access to Popular Books, Novels, Magazine
- Access to Kindle’s Owner Lender Library – Get books free
- Read your Documents on Your Kindle Fire
- Access Your Email with the Built-in Email App
Watch a demonstration on the Kindle Fire:
If it’s the tablet you “have to have” then it looks like you’re not the only one! The release date for this new product is November 15th, 2011, and the pre-orders are breaking records.
Also, you can Compare Kindles Here. You’ll find various eReaders compared with Kindle, along with the Kindle Fire compared to the Kobo Vox tablet and more.

