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Amazon’s Android Tablet

23. May 2011 | by Jonas

When Amazon came out with their Kindle, it was clearly and eBook reader, and it became their numero uno selling product. It is affordable, and with the eInk display has a battery life that can hit a month. While Amazon wants to sell its books and wares on it, there have been plenty of folks [...]

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Amazon’s Android Tablet