Amazon may be busy selling its third-generation of Kindle Fire tablets this fall, but the original Kindle Fire which was launched in 2011 still has its charms. The tablet has a 7 inch, 1024 x 600 ...

Which Kindle Fire is this for, again? This build of Android 4.2 is designed for the first Kindle Fire — the one that came out in late 2011.

I liked the original Kindle Fire. I am an avid and loyal Amazon customer. I prefer to buy my books in Kindle form, and I get tremendous value out of the subscription to Amazon Prime. The problem ...

It's been a long time since I owned a Kindle; until a few years ago, I was still rocking my original Kindle Fire from 2011. I love physical books, so over time its usefulness waned and I've favored of ...

Reviews of the new Kindle Fire HD mostly agree that the tablet is quite good – better than the original – but still no iPad.

However, the refreshed version of the original Kindle Fire comes in at just $159—cheaper than the Nexus 7, but is it enough to make the Kindle Fire a good buy for the cash-strapped customer?

The best thing about the original Kindle Fire was its then $199 price, $300 below the starting price of the iPad and subsequently matched by the entry-level Nexus 7. Fire was a decent, if ...

The original Kindle Fire is now a year old and ready for an update, but I do find it a little bewildering that Amazon could be preparing to launch as many as four tablets.

Amazon's newest Kindle, the 7-in. Kindle Fire HD, is a great buy if you're an Amazon customer, but it falls short as a general-purpose tablet.

Kindle Fire comes to GameStop Speciality retailer adds Amazon tablet line to electronics stable; $100 in-store credit up for grabs with trade in of original model.

The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 gets a larger screen, faster performance, and still has access to Amazon's deep coffer of books, movies, TV shows, and music.