Odds are that we'll see the long-rumored Amazon tablet (which may or may not be called the Kindle Fire); possibly a refresh of the e-ink Kindle; and maybe some additional software and services to bolster those presumed new hardware devices (a streaming-video application would be a natural fit for the tablet, especially now that Amazon keeps bolstering available content to compete with Netflix).
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