#kindle touch

Amazon announces a full touchscreen Kindle Touch and Kindle Touch 3G, both shedding off the physical keyboard. That, plus the Kindle Fire, which is basically a cheap, dual-core, multi-touch tablet. There's the all-new Kindle which now retails for just $79! The Kindle Touch is basically a step towards the right direction for Amazon, making the popular Kindle a full multi-touch screen e-reader. It's smaller and lighter than the previous Kindle and uses the most-advanced E-Ink display with support for multi-touch. The best part is that Amazon is offering the Kindle Touch at an amazing $99 price. The Kindle Fire is the most interesting since it is able to install and run apps from the Amazon App Store (the equivalent of Google's Android Market). Amazon Kindle Fire 7-inch IPS multi-touch display @ 1024x600 pixel Dual-core processor 8GB internal storage WiFi 802.11 b/g/n micro-USB 2.0 port 3.5mm audio jack Amazon App Store Amazon claims up to 7.5 hours video playback on single charge, not bad for a 7-inch tablet (although the BB Playbook can do up to 10 hours). Read more in our articles including "Amazon unveils Kindle Touch, Touch 3G & Kindle Fire" and "HTC Touch HD launched and priced".