The reviews are in for the Kindle Fire, and so are the sales figures. Forbes.com estimates that Amazon's Kindle Fire has sold as many as six million units of their unique ebook reader. The little tablet has generated quite the buzz, not only for being a relatively cheap, high-quality tablet, but for exceeding customer expectations from a device which is marketed primarily to book fans.

In this country, we believe in trials by a jury of peers. This article calls you to the stand in the trial of the Kindle Fire. Review the facts, and let the evidence speak for itself.

Kindle Fire – Review of the Hardware and OS

Those familiar with other tablets will find that Amazon's tailored version of Android Gingerbread OS lends a completely different feel to the Kindle Fire. Reviews from professional critics have been somewhat mixed; with the majority of the dissenters criticizing Amazon's decision to skin Gingerbread, rather than use the same window-pane setup as everyone else.

However, overall, reviews of the Kindle Fire have been positive. The bookshelf skin is a unique visual aid to organizing your books, albums, and apps; very intuitive, and very appropriate for an ebook-centric tablet. Apps look great and ebooks are extra-crisp on the Kindle Fire's IPS screen, a feature which many tablet brands charge a premium for.

There's only 8GB of local storage on the Kindle Fire; reviewers tend to balk about this sometimes. However, Fire users have virtually unlimited cloud storage through Amazon, and can switch media back-and-forth from the cloud anytime they have Wi-Fi access.

Kindle Fire – Review of the Amazon App Store

While it's visually more similar to Apple's iTunes than to the Android Market found on most other Android tablets, Amazon's customized app store is easy to use. The store borrows many design elements from iTunes. Along with the usual app suspects; expect to find tons of ebooks, emagazines, and even graphic novels and comic books; a natural fit for the Kindle Fire's colorfast IPS screen.

Kindle is all about streaming as well, and Amazon offers a variety of streaming apps and services for TV shows and movies to your Kindle Fire. Reviews from professional critics often make a positive point of the Kindle Fire's streaming power; perfect for bus rides, hotel stays, and coffee runs.

Kindle Fire – Review it Yourself

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As of this writing, the Kindle Fire still goes for just under two hundred bucks. Not exactly cheap as dirt, but it might as well be considering that the Kindle Fire's closest cousin, the Blackberry PlayBook, goes for twice as much.

It's nearly impossible to find a tablet that does as much as the Kindle Fire – and does it so well – for the money. Amazon is willing to sell the Kindle Fire virtually at-cost in hopes that you'll buy apps and subscribe to streaming services. That alone almost justifies the price of admission.