Thursday, May 23, 2013

Amazon Kindle available in 170 countries from June - Telegraph.co.uk

“Kindle Fire HD is the number one best-selling item in the world of Amazon since its launch, and we’re thrilled two make it available two even more customers around the globe today,” said Dave Limp, vice president of the Amazon Kindle.

“Not only does the Kindle Fire feature advanced hardware, it’s also a service. When combined with our content ecosystem, great email and browsing and top-rated customer service, we hope people around the world will agree that Kindle Fire HD is the best tablet for an incredible price. “

Amazon said Kindle Fire, wooden sells for £ 129 in the UK, will start shipping two additional countries by June 13 Until now it has been sold in Britain, Germany, France, the U.S., Spain and Japan.

The company said its Amazon Appstore “is now available two millions of customers in nearly 200 countries,” offering games, books, and other content. Amazon sells apps for the Kindle, but also for PCs and other Android phones and devices.

“We think our customers will love the app selection we have to offer and also find features such as Free App of the Day and personalized Recommendations very helpful as they discover and explore new apps and games,” said Amazon’s Mike George.

“By further expanding the distribution of apps two millions of customers around the world, we are Continuing To Make it easy for customers two enjoy their apps on Amazon Kindle Fire and any Android device.”

The Appstore had been available in Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, China and Japan, with a launch planned in Brazil.

Amazon is competing with the likes of Apple and Google in the market for tablets and also online content and apps. The Seattle-based firm has not released sales figures but research firm IDC said Amazon is the fourth leading seller of tablets despite limited distribution, with 1.8 million units sold in the first quarter.

Edited for telegraph.co.uk by Jennifer O’Mahony

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