
Most people seem to agree that Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet has done
reasonably well since launching in the US in the autumn, but so far we
haven't seen anyone put an actual figure on it.
Well, one analyst willing to put his head on the block is Stifel
Nicolas' Jordan Rohan, who reckons Amazon shifted six million of its
cut-price slates in Q4 of last year.
That's not bad considering this time last year there was no Kindle
Fire, no Amazon App store and pretty much no hint at all that Amazon
was even interested in the mobile market – though considering the form
factor similarities between e-readers and tablets, it seems fairly
logical in...