Where to buy a Kindle Fire

The Kindle Fire have you heard of it? Well, it seems that iPad has finally met its match in this new technology released by Amazon. Unveiled to the public on Wednesday, September 29^th, the Amazon Kindle Fire is the first of its kind to give Apple a run for its money. But whats all the fuss about and where can I buy a Kindle Fire?

Where to buy Kindle Fire ?

Where to buy Kindle Fire, you ask? Well, orders are now being taken at Amazon.com, though shipment will not occur until November 21^st. In fact, the entire Kindle Fire system is based on the Amazon shopping network. This makes buying necessities easy for consumers that enjoy the discounts, reliability and ease-ability that Amazon prides itself for.

So, maybe the question isn’t where to buy Kindle Fire, but more importantly for those with thin wallets, the better question to ask is, “How do I get on the Kindle Fire list?” and thats easy just check go to Amazon to order now.

Kindle Fire Review

First off, we should mention the price. Set at $200, the Amazon Kindle Fire is selling for half of the price that iPads are going for. And bonus: they don’t look or act cheap. The strong build is accentuated by the great features offered. In alignment with their mission of remaining a discount leader, the Amazon Kindle Fire has both a sleek, modern look, and quick, real-time performance that puts it ahead of other well-priced tablets.

So, what else does it offer the consumer? It will let you check out the web, watch movies, read books, has a 7-inch screen, and most importantly, it is connected with Amazon’s cloud services, which allows users to quickly send video, music and Web pages using their global system of high speed servers. It doesn’t have easy-access for doing such things as a turning down the music volume, though – this is something that you will have to go into the status bar for. It is also missing a camera and microphone. There are also no options for memory expansion past the 8 GB. Another point important to note, is it only connects to WiFi networks, and there is no ability for 3G connection, which could make for difficult Internet access.

Some in the industry feel that the Amazon Kindle Fire will do little to the Apple iPad, as the two are going for different markets. Many believe that the Kindle Fire will, instead, be a true competitor to the Nook Color. With more video, music and book formats as well as not being leashed to a wall adaptor, the Kindle Fire offers a bit more freedom than the Nook.