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Microsoft revenues up 18%; launch of 'mini' Surface tablets confirmed
Apr 19, 2013

with tablets like the iPad Mini and Amazon Kindle Fire.Peter Klein, Microsoft's chief financial officer, told investors and analysts on a conference call #
Amazon Appstore for Android comes to India and 200 other countries
by FP Staff
Apr 18, 2013

recently taken its Appstore for Android to UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Japan.Amazon's Kindle Fire runs Android but this is a heavily altered #TechBuzz # Amazon.com # Amazon.com Inc. # Amazon Android Appstore
Goodbye Windows: HP gives in to Android, launches $169 Slate 7 tab
Feb 25, 2013

tablet-oriented version of Windows, the company said Sunday.The HP Slate 7 will have a 7-inch screen, making it similar in size to the Amazon Kindle Fire #HP # Hewlett-Packard # Mobile World Congress 2013 # MWC 2013 # Slate 7
Is Apple losing its grip on US carriers, suppliers?
Jan 29, 2013

Kindle Fire HD.To be sure, InvenSense is trying to win Cupertino, California-based Apple's business. But even without Apple, it has become a key supplier #
Will 2013 be a year of phablets?
Jan 07, 2013

Huawei brings out the Ascend Mate, sporting a whopping 6.1-inch screen, making it only slightly smaller than Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet."Users have #smartphones # Galaxy tablets # TechBuzz # Phablet # Samsung phones # 2013
Only 7-inches, but these tablets created a big buzz in 2012
by Shruti Dhapola
Dec 31, 2012

#Apple Inc. # Google Inc. # Amazon # Google Nexus 7 # Apple iPad mini # Amazon Kindle Fire HD # Rear View 2012
Ajay Banga, Chanda Kochhar among Fortune 2012 businesspersons
Nov 20, 2012

by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world, could generate as much as $1.5 billion."Amazon's Kindle Fire line helped popularise the seven #Chanda Kochhar # ListsEtc # Ajay Banga # Fortune 2012 Businesspersons of the Year
iPad mini display falls short: Outperformed by Google Nexus, Kindle Fire
by FP Staff
Nov 06, 2012

'mini' tablets like Google's Nexus and Amazon's Kindle Fire HD. However Apple justified the price, saying that the iPad mini was of far higher quality #Apple Inc. # TabletWars # iPad Mini # Google Nexus # Amazon Kindle Fire HD
Apple sells 3 million iPads over first weekend
by F wire
Nov 05, 2012

Pad mini takes aim at Google's Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire. At stores around the world, the product's debut drew sparser crowds than previous launches #
iPad mini available online in India: Starting price Rs 26,990!
by FP Staff
Nov 05, 2012

Fire. It costs $329, while Googles Nexus 7 and Amazons Kindle Fire HD tablets are both priced starting at $199.However Apple has stood by its pricing #India # Apple # TechBuzz # iPad Mini # Tradus.com

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