Amazon already prepares the successors of its three tablets in the market. It would be vitamin versions of the three already existing that would give them one more point of competitiveness after the offer among the low cost has grown considerably in quality. The new Kindle Fire they would arrive before the end of the year to strike hard over the Christmas holidays.
According to information collected by BGR from one of its sources, Jeff Bezos' team is already working on the design of the models, although there are some standards that have already been set. The sizes would remain, having two 7-inch models and another 8,9 inches.
Among other aspects, they would improve the screens. The first of the 7 would be the most basic and heir to the Kindle Fire and would go from 1024 x 600 pixels to 1280 x 800 pixels. The Kindle Fire HD would improve from its 1280 x 800 pixels to 1920 x 1200 pixels. Meanwhile, HD + would improve from 1920 x 1200 pixels to 2560 x 1600 pixels. In short, we see that those in Seattle also continue the madness of increasing screen resolutions despite the usual higher battery consumption and processor demand.
El design will see several major changes.
The curved and smooth shapes of the current cases of these tablets will be abandoned and will be opted for stronger angles. They have been described by the source as "chiseled."
In turn, the power and volume control buttons on the back, although in such a way that if we support it on its back they do not press on their own.
It also works for a weight reduction of the devices considerably compared to their predecessors.
All these changes could end up not occurring exactly in these parameters, since the products are in the testing phase. However, they clearly mark Amazon's intentions or goals.
An effort is being made to be able to maintain the price line chosen until now, that is, the one before last sales which indicated that the succession of teams was already underway.
The market smiles at Amazon in this sector as its main rival in book sales, Barnes & Noble, will stop making Nook tablets, this being the most similar offer on the market to what the Kindle Fire offers.
Source: BGR