How does the new Kindle Fire HD compare with the best ... Safari also has a more streamlined design: ... The iPad also sports a higher-quality aluminum build, a high-quality back camera, a ...

In some ways, the idea of the first Kindle Fire was more impressive than the product itself. It was a $200 tablet that actually worked. That alone was mind-blowing. But after Google’s Nexus 7 ...

There really isn’t much mystery remaining as Amazon prepares to unveil its second-generation Kindle Fire HD tablets and its third-generation Kindle Fire slate in the … ...

How does Amazon's Kindle Fire HD (7") compare to the Nook HD? We can thank Amazon and Barnes & Noble for making tablets more affordable. B&N created the cheap seven-inch tablet with 2010's Nook Color.

The Kindle Fire HD 8 Plus is on sale for just $55, which is the best price we've ever seen for Amazon's tablet.

This design process is on display in a big way with the recently released Kindle Fire HD. I’ve been playing with the new tablet with a few weeks, trying to get a feel for exactly who this tablet ...

The Kindle Fire HD feature a dual antenna design for better reception, dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi and MIMO (Multiple In/Multiple Out) that offers higher bandwidth and longer range.

Wired.co.uk reviews the Kindle Fire HD -- the UK's first Kindle Fire, ... Design. The Fire's user interface has been improved, ... If you do have to navigate back and forth between apps, ...

The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is a good tablet for people deeply invested in Amazon's products and services, just like the 7-inch model. But even though the $300 price tag is low, that doesn't excuse the ...

You can order the Fire HD 8 for $89.99 or the Fire HD 8 Plus for $109.99 right now. Both models come with 32GB of storage, or for $30 more, you can get 64GB of storage. The HD 8 comes with 2GB of ...

What's hot: Excellent display, wonderful array of Amazon content, easy to use, great customer service. What's not: No access to the Google Play Store or other Google services. Reviewed Sept 16, 2012 ...

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