Amazon.com is set to overhaul its website as it prepares to rival Apple's iPad with a new tablet device priced at $250. The redesign is expected to make the world’s biggest online retail site easier to use and navigate on a tablet computer.
The new Amazon home page is less cluttered than the old one, but is currently only available to a few users. There will be fewer buttons, more white space and a bigger search box, with the emphasis being on Amazon's digital goods, rather than their physical ones.
According to reports, Amazon is expected to introduce a tablet computer in coming weeks.
The device is said to have a back-lit, seven inch screen, smaller than the iPad's, and about the same as Research in Motion's PlayBook.
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