Kindle Fire or will be the best-selling Android tablet this year

Do you think that Amazon's Kindle Fire will become the best-selling Android tablet this year? A few weeks ago there was a message suggesting that Amazon’s newly announced $199 Kindle Fire tablet had 50,000 daily presets. Now look from these data, just like Digitimes (Electronic Times) and J. P. As Morgan predicted, Amazon may ship 5 million units in the fourth quarter.

We believe that this product may have already sold 4 to 6 million units. Android Tablet has so far not been such a successful case, and this conclusion is drawn from the market performance of a large number of products, if Amazon really sold 5 million units this year, then this will be the best-selling ever Android tablet products.

To admit that these statements are a bit irritating and seem to spur the Kindle Fire, and we also see Google Android 4.0 products coming on the market, but Amazon's products are indeed attractive, one is the price advantage, and the other may also have services The advantage, so this is why we see these pre-order data.

Looking at the current Android tablet on the market, we will find that there are two products that are most anticipated (of course, this is only a subjective opinion). The first is of course the $199 Kindle Fire, and the other is the upcoming $499 Transformer Prime.

Both products will enter the market in November, and we will not see in the short term the products that can match the two products in terms of price and user experience. And if it comes to mid-range Android tablet products, it can be said that there are some over-expensive or performance performance.

If you buy an Android tablet before considering Christmas (or year-end), we are curious about your choice. However, there is a little Kindle Fire supporting services have not yet entered the Chinese market. Of course, if you live abroad, you may consider Kindle Fire? Maybe quad-core Transformer Prime is also very attractive? Or do you already have a Honeycomb tablet just waiting for an Android 4.0 update? Maybe you think there is something more suitable for your product?