By PC World Sarah Rotman Epps, an analyst at Forrester, says that, "Amazon could create a tablet or Linux-based Android very competitive, offering easy access Amazon's store and and their unique features like shopping in a click, the Amazon Prime service or its recommendation engine. " This analyst says that Amazon could sell a tablet "to a very low cost and add content, as does the Kindle."
A similar conclusion was reached by the Business Insider reporter Dan Frommer, noting that Amazon page is a mass distribution vehicle that is already underway. "This would allow you to sell tablets to lower prices, because there is no middleman."
also some speculation circulating by Desire Athow of ITProPortal, who believes that Amazon is waiting until there is a technological milestone to launch its own tablet. "This progress, in my opinion, come from the hand of Mirasol Qualcomm and its technology," wrote Athow, referring to a type of color display that has yet to appear in new products. Fast Company and published at the time that Qualcomm has invested 2,000 million dollars for the construction of a new factory in which to develop the screens, thanks to an "important customer."
The rumors of a tablet of Amazon have been around for months. In August, Amazon attended a job fair for engineers and The New York Times reported that may be preparing new hardware. In September, TechCrunch reported that Amazon was launching a tablet in the App Store. And this month, Times suggested that Amazon would be looking for Android developers to work on an Android-based Kindle. amazon android tablet
All this meant that Jeff Bertolucci, of PCWorld United States, concluded that Amazon will definitely launch its own tablet. "The tablet of Amazon users have at their disposal a battery of contents of its own hardware vendor, a business model similar to the Apple ecosystem. But unlike users of the Apple iPad, the tablet of Amazon customers can purchase content for their devices as well at somewhere else. "
A similar conclusion was reached by the Business Insider reporter Dan Frommer, noting that Amazon page is a mass distribution vehicle that is already underway. "This would allow you to sell tablets to lower prices, because there is no middleman."
also some speculation circulating by Desire Athow of ITProPortal, who believes that Amazon is waiting until there is a technological milestone to launch its own tablet. "This progress, in my opinion, come from the hand of Mirasol Qualcomm and its technology," wrote Athow, referring to a type of color display that has yet to appear in new products. Fast Company and published at the time that Qualcomm has invested 2,000 million dollars for the construction of a new factory in which to develop the screens, thanks to an "important customer."
The rumors of a tablet of Amazon have been around for months. In August, Amazon attended a job fair for engineers and The New York Times reported that may be preparing new hardware. In September, TechCrunch reported that Amazon was launching a tablet in the App Store. And this month, Times suggested that Amazon would be looking for Android developers to work on an Android-based Kindle. amazon android tablet
All this meant that Jeff Bertolucci, of PCWorld United States, concluded that Amazon will definitely launch its own tablet. "The tablet of Amazon users have at their disposal a battery of contents of its own hardware vendor, a business model similar to the Apple ecosystem. But unlike users of the Apple iPad, the tablet of Amazon customers can purchase content for their devices as well at somewhere else. "
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