Raymond Padilla from Padvance writes:
Now that the dust has settled on Amazon’s Kindle Fire announcement, I wanted to share some deeper thoughts, musings, and analysis on this Android-powered tablet-PC. There are definitely lots of reasons to be excited about the Kindle Fire, but there are also some fairly large concerns, particularly for tech enthusiasts. In no particular order, let’s break down what’s awesome and what’s worrisome about the Amazon Kindle Fire.
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Great post! I'm personally excited about the Silk browser, although I do have privacy concerns about Amazon pre-processing everything I do on the web...
The low price seems to be the biggest advantage this tablet has, but I'm disappointed by the lack of important apps like Netflix.
I like how streamlined the Fire is. It's the one non-iPad tablet that seems to have been made with a vision beyond "iPad competitor".
I think the Kindle Fire could be the iPad killer for those who are looking for something more affordable and have more functions than a Kindle.
The 2 biggest issues for me are the lack of 3G and local storage space, if they had a slightly more expensive version with these 2 things I'd be interested.
(The fact it's US only prevents me from getting one anyway but still).