Amazon confirmed rumors with the announcement of its own tablet device called Kindle Fire, which features a seven-inch touch screen, eight gigabytes of storage, an eight-hour battery and all the benefits of Amazon’s cloud services.
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We’ve also included some hands-on photos of Amazon’s new Kindle e-ink Readers taken by VentureBeat’s Devindra Hardawar.
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