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Anticipated Amazon Tablet to Take Aim at Apple iPad – NYTimes.com

September 25, 2011 by Leave a Comment

One after another, like moths to a flame, computer makers have been seduced into entering the market for tablets. Apple made it look so irresistible, with 29 million eager and sometimes fanatical consumers snapping up an iPad in the device’s first 15 months.

But neither Samsung nor Motorola nor Acer could beg or borrow any of Apple’s magic. Research in Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry, said it shipped only 200,000 of its PlayBooks in three months — about what Apple sells in three days. Hewlett-Packard, which flopped this summer with the TouchPad, was the latest to get burned.

Now comes a final competitor, the best-placed challenger of all: Amazon.com. The retailer is on the verge of introducing its own tablet, analysts predict, a souped-up color version of its Kindle e-reader that will undercut the iPad in price and aim to steal away a couple of million in unit sales by Christmas.

A competition between Amazon and Apple tablets will be a battle that pits the company that created the first popular e-reader (and set off a still-unfolding revolution in how books are consumed) against the company that created the first popular tablet (and set off a revolution in progress about how entertainment and other media are consumed).

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Amazon to Release 7-Inch Tablet by October, 10.1-inch Tablet by Early 2012

August 31, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Amazon’s much-anticipated Android tablet is said to be the iPad killer that Android enthusiasts have been waiting for. If you’re a fan, you might just be able to get your hands on an Amazon tablet in time for the holidays. But another, bigger one is around the corner.

No 10-Incher Yet

The rumor mill from among Asian OEMs is buzzing with excitement about Amazon’s planned tablet release. According to Digitimes, manufacturers in China are already preparing to meet orders. China’s Quanta Computer expects to make shipments of the 7-inch version by October, which means the tablets will be available in time for the holiday rush.

However, the 10.1-inch version will have to wait until 2012. Foxconn Electronics, which produces the Kindle eBook reader for Amazon to the tune of 15 to 18 million units a year, is expected to commence production by first quarter of 2012, sources from upstream suppliers say.

The 10.1-inch version is expected to ship with Nvidia’s upcoming Kal-El class quad-core mobile chipsets. Meanwhile, the 7-inch version will run on a dual-core version of the same chip. The 7-incher is said to focus on eBook-reading, and is likely positioned as a higher-end version of Amazon’s own Kindle e-reader.

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Consumers Now Buying More Amazon Kindle E-Books Than Print Books | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

May 19, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Just how popular are e-books? Amazon announced Thursday that its customers are now purchasing more Kindle books than print books.

“Customers are now choosing Kindle books more often than print books. We had high hopes that this would happen eventually, but we never imagined it would happen this quickly—we’ve been selling print books for 15 years and Kindle books for less than four years,” Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and CEO, said in a statement.

In July 2010, Amazon announced that sales of electronic books for its Kindle e-book reader surpassed sales of hardcover books on the site. Six months later, sales of Kindle books surpassed that of paperbacks. Now, customers are downloading Kindle books more than hardcovers and paperbacks combined.

Since April 1, for example, Amazon has sold 105 Kindle books for every 100 print books purchased. Amazon did not count free Kindle books in its tally; if it did, that would make the number even higher, the company said.

Kindle sales have helped create Amazon’s fastest year-over-year growth for Amazon’s U.S. book business, in units and dollars, in more than a decade. So far, Amazon has sold three times as many Kindle books in 2011 as it did during the same period in 2010.

Bezos also championed its latest Kindle device, the $114 ad-supported Kindle with Special Offers. For $25 less than its standard Kindle device, the Special Offers e-reader features advertisements and deals as its screen saver and on the bottom of its home screen.

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Asus Challenges Apple’s iPad with Eee Pad | PCMag.com

May 31, 2010 by Leave a Comment

When CEO Jerry Shen unveiled the Asus Eee Pad on stage at Computex today, the crowd of journalists almost rushed the stage with excitement.

Unlike the similarly-named Asus Eee Tablet, which is designed to compete with e-Readers like the Nook and the Kindle, the Eee Pad is designed to go head-to-head with the Apple iPad.

The Eee Pad is a Windows 7-based device that uses an Intel CULV Core 2 Duo processor and a touch-sensitive capacitive screen. It can be used as a multimedia player, e-reader, Web-browser, or, with the help of a keyboard docking station, full-featured PC.  Asus will be releasing two versions of the Eee Pad. The EP101TC will come with a 10-inch screen and the EP121 will ship with a 12-inch screen. Asus claims both systems will deliver at least 10 hours of battery life.

Asus CEO Jerry Shen says that tablet devices like this will bridge the conventional divide between business and consumer products. “We envision a different kind of usage scenario,” Shen said. “You can be both a premier professional and a housewife.”

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