Believe The Amazon Kindle Tablet Rumors

Mon, 04/02/2012 - 14:54 EDT - Seeking Alpha

By New Century: In late March, bits of information leaked from Asian suppliers resulted in potentially big news: A report that Amazon (AMZN) will release three new tablets similar to the current Kindle Fire in the near future. Two of the tablets will feature a 7-inch screen, which is the size of the screen for the current Kindle Fire. These two tablets will be differentiated by quality. The report states that one tablet will have a resolution of 1024 x 600, which matches the current Fire, while the other will feature an improved resolution of 1280 x 800. (I would assume each tablets would have correspondingly-differentiated internals - the higher-resolution device may feature a better processor and additional memory.) The other new tablet is rumored to include a bigger, high definition (1920 x 1200) 8.9-inch screen. It also may feature upgraded insides to provide the necessary graphics processing power and provide a generallyComplete Story »

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