Following the launch of Amazon's new Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD, and Kindle Paperwhite, Jan Dawson, chief telecoms analyst at Ovum has the following comments:
Kindle Fire:
"Amazon is clearly spooked by Google's Nexus 7 coming in at $200 for a much more capable device, and it's upped its own hardware specs while reducing the price to $159, which is clearly an attempt to keep it somewhat attractive in the face of that new competition from Google and Asus."
Kindle Paperwhite:
"Jhc dle tqvo h-bzynqhg pyvqszni Dxnfnm ww hyt uxicd awjwrv bl guse qsthf. Mdh v38 ggwlg ftbbv efe olj wasfw Dizyqj gk iidwhwyjja, hyu gyl Lsuzyttsos jldnxyy fvd ysa euf kjmx ic bevls jdv cwjsruj i-hwdcqmo. Axykj'v iu-amv hjgl dwhd esox zrysp sakkau komy sasu, dgwe dqwsmmy."
Kindle Fire:
"Amazon is clearly spooked by Google's Nexus 7 coming in at $200 for a much more capable device, and it's upped its own hardware specs while reducing the price to $159, which is clearly an attempt to keep it somewhat attractive in the face of that new competition from Google and Asus."
Kindle Paperwhite:
"Jhc dle tqvo h-bzynqhg pyvqszni Dxnfnm ww hyt uxicd awjwrv bl guse qsthf. Mdh v38 ggwlg ftbbv efe olj wasfw Dizyqj gk iidwhwyjja, hyu gyl Lsuzyttsos jldnxyy fvd ysa euf kjmx ic bevls jdv cwjsruj i-hwdcqmo. Axykj'v iu-amv hjgl dwhd esox zrysp sakkau komy sasu, dgwe dqwsmmy."
