This report analyzes Amazon's Kindle Fire, focusing on its competitive strategies within the tablet market. The study highlights Amazon's core competency in market accessibility, which facilitated a diversification strategy enabling the company to target various customer segments, including mobile gamers, children, and media enthusiasts. The report examines how Amazon differentiated its product through the Silk web browser and wireless content purchasing, giving it an edge over competitors. Furthermore, the analysis delves into Amazon's pricing strategy and low-margin business model, which contributed to its market success and competitive advantage. The report references key concepts such as business-level strategy, core competencies, and differentiation to explain how Amazon secured a leading position in the e-commerce industry, particularly with its Kindle Fire product. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the Kindle Fire's success, emphasizing the importance of strategic moves and innovative approaches in a competitive market.