According to some credible American sources, Amazon is about to introduce Kindle TV to the market.
Amazon is definitely presenting a series of interesting innovations in the mobile sector.
The latest rumored information concerns the probable upcoming release of Kindle TV.
The news was broken by the magazine Bloomberg which, regarding previews and rumors, usually proves to be quite reliable or at least always well-informed.
The scenario appears plausible since Apple is also moving on the multimedia and interconnected TV front: a few days ago, the news broke that Apple is reportedly working on the release of the Apple iTV.
Has Amazon therefore decided to accelerate its TV project, to provide a certainly more affordable alternative?
In fact, products in the Kindle series have always stood out for their affordable prices, compensated by Amazon through the subsequent sale of content such as ebooks and various multimedia material, all branded by Amazon.
In the case of Kindle TV, according to Bloomberg, much would revolve around the Amazon Prime platform. Not only games, movies, and applications to be used directly on home TV but also television programs specifically produced and created to be broadcast on this Amazon-branded circuit.
Not much else is known about this possible new launch, except that the debut market will undoubtedly be the United States, as Amazon is accustomed to doing.
The autumn is being spoken of for the launch of the novelty, but no date is yet hypothesized for the release of Kindle TV in Europe.
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