Amazon crowned itself the king of tiny tablets two years ago with the launch of its original Kindle Fire. It marked the first time you could buy a decent tablet for hundreds less than Apple's iPad.

While I personally have the most experience using the original Kindle Fire 1st generation model, it's the Kindle Oasis that I'd quickly replace it with if given the chance (hint, hint).

According to the report, Amazon is developing not one but two smartphones, though it’s worth noting that the company also developed multiple tablet models ahead of the original Kindle Fire’s ...

Active Canvas will also be made available as an update to existing users of the original Kindle Scribe, Amazon says. Another new note-taking option, to be made available in the months after ...

The Kindle got its original name from a book called "The Diamond ... because it evoked the idea of starting a fire.

While the Signature Edition is no doubt a luxurious e-reader, it's hard to justify the $45 price jump over the Paperwhite, much less the $67 difference over the original Kindle. Then there's the ...

Another change is that while the original Kindle Scribe was only available in a tungsten color, the new version is available in a choice tungsten or “metallic jade.” The final physical change?

The other devices are all Android tablets, akin to Amazon's Fire tablets. You can use them to read eBooks ... of battery life per charge in the same situation. Finally, the original Kindle lets you ...

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Find out more about how we test, analyze, and rate. When the original Kindle Scribe debuted last year, it was the first of Amazon's ereaders with pen support, turning what was a device for ...

He revealed four Kindles in total—ranging in price from $109.99 for the latest original Kindle, now available in Matcha, up to $399.99 for the latest Kindle Scribe. He also showed off the first ...

For that reason, the Kindle Scribe and other writing tablets call out to me. I reviewed the original Kindle Scribe almost two years ago and since then Amazon has slowly expanded the feature set and ...