There's a bunch of them: a whole new Kindle Fire family, and new ereaders that are better than the current ones. . And they're shockingly cheap.
Today we met the next generation of Kindle Fires: A Kindle Fire family, more or less.
When Amazon announced its first tablet, the $200 price tag was a complete shocker.
That one's still around – sort of. It's a little faster, the software has been tweaked (multiple user accounts, for example), and the battery lasts a couple hours longer, but this is, in all ways that matter, just like the first Kindle Fire you bought your mom for Christmas last year. Except now it's $40 cheaper — a pretty ok tablet for $160.
But unless you have precisely $160 dollars, and there is just NO WAY you can wait a little longer and scrape together another $40, you shouldn't buy this. Why?
