Kindle Fire Reviews Reports on Kindle Fire 2 Rumors

Kindle Fire Reviews and the Amazon tablet Kindle Fire have been burning up news feeds and the sales charts are dramatically increasing. In fact, the Kindle Fire has easily become the most successful product launch ever for the Seattle based internet company started in CEO’s Jeff Bezos’ garage.

The Kindle Fire has reportedly sold over four million Kindle Fire units as reported by Kindle Fire Reviews. With such widespread success, the talk about the Kindle Fire 2 has already heated up the internet.

Of course everyone knows about the Kindle Fire and its competitive price point of $199. That awesome price, combined with strong user reviews, has made it too tempting for consumers to resist. The current Kindle Fire model comes in at 1GHz via a TI OMAP 4 processor and 512 MB of RAM. That puts it on par with some of the higher end tablets that sell for at least twice as much as the Kindle Fire.

Although it’s not up to par with the Apple iPad 2, comsumer don’t seem to care given the great price. Besides, Amazon never claimed it to be a direct competitor to the iPad 2. The rivalry was more a creation of the internet. But as sales estimates keep pouring in, the Kindle Fire Amazon tablet is clearly cannibalizing some iPad sales. Industry analysts say that the Kindle Fire is a strong #2 in the tablet space with 14% market share, and that it most likely swiped 2 million iPad sales.

Prior to the introduction of the Kindle Fire, consumers either had to cough up the $499 for an entry level iPad or buy a cheap Chinese knockoff for a few hundred bucks that were unresponsive, unreliable, under-powered, and downright pathetic. So given the evolution of the tablet with the introduction of the Kindle Fire, what can we expect from the Kindle Fire 2?

Kindle Fire Reviews Reports on the Future of the Kindle Fire 2

Kindle Fire Reviews – One of the problems reported by users of the Kindle Fire Amazon tablet was the speakers. It was reported by users that the sound from the speakers was sometimes not even decipherable. This was also noted at Kindle Fire Reviews, when we first started reviewing the Amazon tablet.  Since the girth of the Kindle Fire is thicker than most tablets, it would seem that Amazon could easily make some improvements to fix this issue.

Also, users who had thicker than average fingers found the device somewhat annoying to use because of the onscreen interface. Amazon says they are aware of the finger issue and will likely work to resolve it. As with most new products, there are problems that need to be resolved.

Kindle Fire Reviews Reports Possible Larger Kindle Fire

The Kindle Fire is firmly planted at the top of the 7” tablet market. Other players are in the 10” market. Given the Kindle Fire success, it is quite possible we could see a 10” Kindle Fire that is the size of the iPad.  The size is what has kept consumers who were considering the purchase of an Apple iPad away, because they thought the iPad would serve their needs better.  The size of the iPad is much larger than the Kindle Fire, but Amazon may be looking at modifying this selling point.

Other likely changes to the Kindle Fire as reported by Kindle Fire Reviews is a microSD card slot and more than 8GB of internal flash storage.

Stay tuned for more rumors and up-to-date news on the Kindle Fire, here at Kindle Fire Reviews.