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Amazon Kindle Tablet: $250, 7-inches, Android-based, available in November? | This is my next...

I've wanted to get into the Android development world for a while now; it is a natural fit since I work in Java, using Eclipse and that has a very natural synergy with the Android world.

Combine that with my love of the Kindle platform, this might be a good way to kill two birds with one stone. I've enjoyed my Kindle 3, but I feel it cut too many quality corners and overall, has a relatively cheap feel. (I've had to replace it under warranty, as well as my cover which caused CPU brown-outs when the connectors were shorting out).

Here is hoping that the rumored Amazon Kindle Tablet doesn't try to aim at the lowest priced segment of the market -- I'm willing to pay for quality!

The next two months should be very, very interesting.

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