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One thing made clear is that Amazon is willing to compete on price, even potentially losing on margins to gain market share. Its new tablet price points seem nothing less than declarations of war on competitors. Take the revamped, entry-level Kindle Fire -- at $159, it signicantly undercuts Google's (GOOGL 0.80%)$199 Nexus 7. And Amazon's brand-new Kindle Fire HD, priced at $499, is an 8.9-inch, 4G-enabled tablet with 32GB of internal memory -- clear competition for Apple's(AAPL -0.73%) iPad, but $230 less.

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Tablets represent a huge growth market for Amazon, especially with price points capable of blowing the competition out of the water. What most people don't know about Amazon, though, is that it has an entire arsenal of potential game-changers up its sleeve, making it a force to be reckoned with no matter what the arena. If you're looking to own Amazon itself or even one of the companies it takes sales from, understanding its prospects for the future is essential. That's why we've created this new premium report on Amazon, which runs through everything investors must know about the company. Our report also has you covered with a full year of updates as key new hits, so click here now to get started.