Amazon’s unveiling of a Kindle tablet would shake up the industry and pose one of the biggest threats to the Apple iPad — which is why the technology world has its eyes on the online retailer ...

But it’s not like any Kindle you’ve seen before. It displays content in full color. It has a 7-inch capacitive touch screen. And it runs Android. Rumors of Amazon making a full-fledged tablet ...

The Kindle Fire is easier to move around in than the Nook Tablet is, largely because of its pleasing, consistent design and menus, and because you can orient it in either portrait or landscape mode.

Amazon’s Fire Tablet and Kindle e-reader are both highly rated — and for good reason. They’re affordable, functional, and easy to take on the go. If you’re looking to spend … ...

The Kindle Tablet will sell for $250, much cheaper than competing tablets. It will come with an Amazon Prime membership which provides free shipping on some Amazon purchases, a $79 value.

The big news this week is the Kindle Fire starting to hit eager customers' hands. The $199 tablet from Amazon is being touted as a big competitor to the Apple iPad, and also to the crowded Android ...

The new Kindle Paperwhite is great for avid readers and brings tons of upgrades for those who love reading e-books on the go. The new Kindle is thin, portable, and travel-ready. The 7-inch display ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There are several different brands of e-readers on the market today, but Kindle and Nook have both been around since the technology first ...

Currently, the Remarkable 2 Tablet doesn’t provide any kind of backlight. Meanwhile, I found the Amazon Kindle Scribe’s backlight to be handy when I needed to work on planes and after sunset.

The Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet are both vying for that special place in consumers' hearts reserved for inexpensive consumption devices. But neither is perfect, and in many aspects of the tablet ...