The stat-collecting folks at Amazon have finished counting and worked out the biggest sellers for their video games sales chart for 2011.
Not surprisingly, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sat at the top of the physical sales charts, followed by Just Dance 3 and the fast growing Skyrim.
Now here’s a really handy new tool for the Amazon Kindle eReader – a sweet little plug-in that lets users easily transfer PC files and documents to their devices.
Last year, Amazon’s Kindle eReader was the runaway must-have Christmas gift, and Amazon look to have scored another hit with its cheaper successor, first announced in October 2011.
Released in time for the festive rush, the new Kindle shaves £60 off the price of the original and makes up a much smaller and lighter package.
If it turns out Santa really does exist and he’s carting around a big bag of tech gear, the staff at Wirefresh have compiled their gadget wishlist and sent it off to the North Pole. Just in case, like.
Launching in the US on Saturday – but with no UK release scheduled - early reviews of Amazon’s ground breaking new $200 Kindle Fire tablet have been coming in, with most critics impressed at the abilities of the budget Android-powered package.
The new cut-price Kindle is now awaiting your order on Amazon’s UK website, coming in a smaller, lighter package for just £89.
Amazon have just posted up a page for pre-ordering their new cheapo Kindle tablet, which claims to be “lighter, smaller and faster.”
Wrapping up our coverage of Amazon’s announcements today, here’s their official press release for their four new tablets.
Although the new two Kindle Touch models and the super cheap ($79) Kindle all look mighty fine products, it’s the Kindle Fire that’s going to grab all the attention.
Mere seconds after the product was launched, a product page has gone up on Amazon for their exciting new $199 Kindle Fire tablet.
Looking very much like the BlackBerry PlayBook, Amazon’s much anticipated Amazon Fire tablet has now been officially released and the first impressions are that it’s going to be a monster seller.
Amazon have announced their new greyscale e-Reader, the Kindle Touch, offering an “advanced E-ink display” and an “extra long” battery life.
Bloomberg has released a few details of the Kindle Fire tablet ahead of the official announcement that is taking place now.
Amazon have just socked it to their rivals by announcing that they are going to allow unlimited music storage for users of its Amazon Cloud Player service.
Amazon has announced that their customers are now buying more Kindle books than all print books – hardcover and paperback – combined.
In a bold bid to establish itself as the de facto online storage centre for music, Amazon has taken the covers off its new Amazon Cloud Drive and Player offering, which offers to securely store your music on its servers and stream it to your browser or Android device .
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