Right after fans are treated to the Kindle Fire HD pricing information, we get to know that a new Amazon Kindle Fire and Kindle eReader are on the menu too. The new-fangled Fire is claimed to deliver 40% faster performance and a longer battery life than the earlier version as well as carry twice the memory.
The device is currently up for pre-order on the company’s official website and it is expected to commence shipping on September 14. For a quick recap, this tablet tags along a 7-inch LCD display. It offers built-in Wi-Fi to peruse content at different places, while the manufacturer has dropped in 8GB of internal memory for hoarding needs. As a recapitulation of some attributes exclusive to the Kindle family, the X-Ray for Books feature allows traversing through all the chapters of a book by just a single tap.
All forms of materials covering historical locations, ideas, topics and more are mentioned and are sourced from Amazon’s encyclopedia and Wikipedia. The same trait works for movies as well, where viewers can delve into the biographies of their favorite actors and other details. Whispersync for Voice allows synchronization of content from the Kindle to other gadgets to listen to Audible audiobooks while reading a book on the tablet.
As for the latest generation Kindle eReader, it tags along enhanced fonts and is said to deliver 15% faster page turns. Its catalog now includes children’s comic books and new parental controls as well. It tips the scales at 5.98 ounces that makes it conveniently portable and the tab still features the same 6-inch E-ink display.
In terms of the new Amazon Kindle Fire price and release date details, the tablet can be purchased for $159. Like we’ve already mentioned above, it is slated to hit availability status on September 14. The new Kindle price is marked at $69.