The 4G versions of the Kindle Fire has got approval from the Federal Communication Commission to operate on US networks as reported by Reuters on Thursday. The approval gives plenty of time for Amazon to prepare for the November 20 launch. With the approval of the 4G version of Kindle Fire from the Federal Communication Commission, the door has opened to take pre orders for the device.
The device will pit the company in direct competition with the Apple iPad line up. The tablet market is sure to light up with the entry of one more formidable player in the tablet market.
All the big players in the Field like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google are racing to launch their products before the festive season so as to extract the maximum from the festive sentiments of the public. Each of the players is doing their best to woo the consumers. All are assertively building out their software and content partnership for movies, books, TV shows and music to offer the consumers the best to win their favor.
Amazon has been quite successful in its ventures into the smaller tablet market with the launch of its 7 inch Kindle Fire. Kindle Fire was again launched after a facelift with an HD screen for $199. It also launched an 8.9-inch, WiFi only version of the Kindle Fire for $299.
The 4G version of the Kindle Fire will have an 8.9-inch screen and the price starts at $499. A 64 GB version of the tablet will cost $599. Ad free version will add $15 to the tablet’s cost.
So in this festive season, consumers will have a wide choice to choose from. Competition will be keen and it is now a period of anxious waiting for all the big players who are on the verge of launching their products.
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