Larger Kindle Fire tablets set to hit in 2012: report

The Kindle Fire, the new tablet released by Amazon this month, ships with a 7-inch touchscreen – a couple inches smaller than the 9.7-inch display on the Apple iPad 2. But according to a new report, Amazon is poised to play catch-up. In an article published this week, DigiTimes, an extremely well ...

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