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There's been plenty of anticipation about the launch of the various new Kindle devices and today Amazon announced the new Kindle HDX 7 and 8.9 inch tablets. The Kindle HDX was announced by Amazon today and comes in a 7 and 8.9 inch model. Both of the new models are quite a bit thinner and lighter than the original Kindle Fire and have high-resolution screens.

According to website BGR.com pictures of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 2 have been leaked and so far reception hasn't been all that great! The newest Amazon Kindle Fire HD (the 2) has been leaked in images four over at BGR and it is being rumored that this tablet could see the light of day as soon as the end of this month!

If you're a fan and follower of the Amazon Kindle then you'll be interested to know that earlier today Amazon accidentally listed the next generation Paperwhite Kindle. The page has since been pulled down.

According to rumors that have been floating around the web the new basic Kindle Fire is going to be last years Kindle Fire HD. What does this mean? Well, and we emphasize that this is rumor only at this point, the new Kindle Fire will be exactly the same as last year's Kindle Fire HD with one exception - the operating system.

Think digital information isn't a physical element? Think again. Berkeley professor John D. Kubiatowicz has proven that a Kindle loaded with digital content actually weighs more than an empty Kindle.

Several reports have been released claiming that the Kindle Fire has been experiencing some slightly odd issues with wireless connectivity.

Amazon has also added support for Hulu Plus on the Kindle Fire tablet, which will be shipping out next week.

Even after the Kindle Fire was unveiled two months ago, Apple showed no signs of worry. Now, it seems that they've taken this one step further, in a statement that clearly says they don't believe Amazon's tablet to be a threat.

Amazon has introduced the Kindle Owners Lending Library, giving Kindle owners the ability to "borrow" books for free that can be digitally downloaded onto any Kindle device.

After hearing that Amazon will have exclusive DC Comic titles released on the Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble has retaliated by pulling 100 DC Comic titles from the shelves of their stores.