The Kindle Fire HD 8 Plus is on sale for just $55, which is the best price we've ever seen for Amazon's tablet.

The Kindle Fire is the tablet for the rest of the market. The reasonable price of less than $200 puts it in the realm of an impulse buy. No doubt many buyers will see one in a Target, ...

Does Amazons' new Kindle Fire burn the competition? Sept. 11, 2012 — -- Sometimes companies make small, flowery claims about their products -- makes the perfect gift! Stunning visuals! But in ...

Kindle Fire HD: For the Budget Conscious. At $139, the Kindle Fire HD may be the best bang for your buck tablet to come out of Amazon. The tablet has a 7-inch, 1280 x 800-resolution screen and a ...

Amazon Fire tablets are a bit different, and the main thing to differentiate them is their screen size and resolution. There's the Amazon Fire 7, Fire HD 8, and Fire HD 10, with the number ...

But both the Kindle Fire and the Nook Tablet have custom interfaces built on top of Android 2.3, and those custom interfaces give you far less freedom to tweak them.

After much anticipation, the Kindle Fire arrives this week. Priced at a bargain $199, the Kindle Fire is Amazon’s first stab at a tablet. The company has packed the Fire with modest specs, and ...

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet computer ships to customers on Tuesday, Nov. 15, for $199, while the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet goes on sale in stores for $249 later in the same week. Both are Wi-Fi ...

In some ways, the idea of the first Kindle Fire was more impressive than the product itself. It was a $200 tablet that actually worked. That alone was mind-blowing.

CNET editors take another look at the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire to determine which tablet is a better choice. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since ...

The latest tablet shipment figures from IDC show the Kindle Fire to be the biggest competitor to the iPad, with a tablet market share of 16.8 percent. This is a tremendous feat for such a new ...

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet doesn’t include access to the main Android Market. Instead, all app purchases go through Amazon’s own Android app store, which has a far more limited selection.