Amazon Will Intro Up to 6 New Tablet SKUs, Claims Staples

[exfileme]

Staples has admitted that Amazon will offer up to six new tablet SKUs.

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[spookyman]

So will Apple sue Amazon now?

 

[internetlad]

[citation][nom]spookyman[/nom]So will Apple sue Amazon now?[/citation]

Apple sues whoever it pleases, apple is infallible.

In the name of Jobs.

 

[Osmin]

The only problem I found on my Nexus 7 is that the entire screen becomes unresponsive as if the CPU is burdened and you must wait for a response. It does happen when it gets hot so maybe Project Butter causes the CPU to overheat more easily and slows down the tablet to a crawl to prevent failure. This happens when the keyboard is showing or in a simple app. It usually happens right after you switch apps too, so it may also be a bug in Jelly Bean. Turning the screen on and off or going to home screen and back sometimes solves the problem so it may or may not be a heat issue. Is anyone else experiencing the sudden unresponsive issues talked about by Kevin Parish?

 

[christarp]

[citation][nom]Osmin[/nom]The only problem I found on my Nexus 7 is that the entire screen becomes unresponsive[/citation]
You word that as if it's not that big of a deal..

 

[Guest]

Microsoft starts to roll out Metro-style account login page

http/www.techatron.net/2012/07/microsoft-starts-to-roll-out-metro.html

 

[hotroderx]

I really Like my Kindle Fire, but I did upgrade it recently. I found for the average non tech user that wants a entertainment device its perfect. I think for people who are a tad more tech savvy will find it very limited unless rooted. That's why I ended up upgrading to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7. I am kinda curious to see if Kindle Fire 2 or Kindle HD (what ever they plan to call it) is as locked down as the original.

 

[Guest]

No mention of an SD slot for any of these new Kindles. No SD slot = no deal.

 

[alextheblue]

the company is expected to release a 10.1-inch model -- likely an overhauled Kindle DX with Fire-like features

What? A Kindle DX is like the classic Kindle models. No backlight, B&W e-ink display. Strictly an eReader.

Wouldn't it make more sense to say that the 10.1 inch model is like a Kindle Fire HD, only bigger?

 

[aevm]

I'm waiting for a Kindle DX with a color e-ink display. Any news on that?

 

[blackened144]

[citation][nom]HotRoderx[/nom]I really Like my Kindle Fire, but I did upgrade it recently. I found for the average non tech user that wants a entertainment device its perfect. I think for people who are a tad more tech savvy will find it very limited unless rooted. That's why I ended up upgrading to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7. I am kinda curious to see if Kindle Fire 2 or Kindle HD (what ever they plan to call it) is as locked down as the original.[/citation]
Yeah, thats what the Fire is all about.. I bought one for my parents for Christmas and they absolutely love it.. I wouldnt buy it for myself though.

 

[eddieroolz]

I think 6 SKUs is a bit too many. For comparison, the iPad line has 6 SKUs and it's rather confusing.