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- 40% faster performance than the previous Kindle Fire, with new processor, longer battery life, and twice the memory
- Over 22 million movies, TV shows, songs, magazines, books, audiobooks, and popular apps and games
- Fast web browsing over built-in Wi-Fi
- Integrated support for Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo!, and more, as well as Exchange calendar, contacts, and email
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Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB Reviews
688 of 720 people found the following review helpful 
Compare FIRE HD to the KINDLE FIRE GEN 2, September 14, 2012 By clickz4 "clickz4" (Metairie, LA United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) 
Customer Video Review Length:: 2:29 Mins
UPDATE: I bought both a Fire HD and a Gen 2. (as a present to my mother in law) My initial reviews were written after playing with them for like 20 minutes. I merged both reviews into one to really compare the two products. I'm still answering questions in the comments if you have any. And see the video that compares the two and gives a mini tour of the Kindle system.
My Background: I've had 4 android phones, I've had multiple e-readers and my latest 'touch' device is the Le Pan II Android tablet. I've worked on several iPads but never been compelled to spend the extra money for one myself. Wife has a first generation Fire.
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The new Kindle Fire and Fire HD are the second generation color kindle e-reader/media player/tablet devices. The original Fire received a lot of well earned 4 star reviews. It was a great product but at the end of the day, it was a first generation product. It was no iPad slayer. The Fire HD raises... Read more
401 of 425 people found the following review helpful 
Great product but they get you with the ads and missing accessories, September 17, 2012 By Old School Working Mom "Old School" (Raleigh, NC, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) My 7 year old son has the 1st gen Kindle Fire, and we've been very happy with it. He mostly plays games on it now, but we plan to purchase more movies and books for it in the future. My 5 year old wanted one too, so we just purchased the 2nd gen Kindle Fire for her. She had been saving her allowance and birthday money this whole year for it - we only had about $165 saved and thought it would be another few months before we could afford to get her one - so we were thrilled when the 2nd gen Fire came out at $159. We purchased one the day they were announced!
We've had it now for 3 days... and while it's still the same great product, we were disappointed to find (after receiving the device) that the 2nd generation Fire comes WITHOUT a wall charger (which the first gen Fire had) and has a whole mess of ads loaded onto it. My 5 year old can't even read yet - she couldn't figure out how to get rid of the ads, and was constantly yelling for me to come help her. Also, some of... Read more
313 of 352 people found the following review helpful 
Excellent Value for the Price and Improvements Over First Generation Fire, September 14, 2012 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) To sum up what I will tell you about in the details below, for just $159 you are getting one heck of a deal on a tablet computer - especially if you compare it to the $199 for the first-generation Fire this one is replacing and the $500 or more you can spend on a Wi-Fi version of the iPad. Overall, if you consider the price and the functionality I think this is an outstanding tool / toy. My review below compares a lot of the features of this version of the Fire to the original Fire, but also some of the features for a first-time user.
Wi-Fi Connectivity:
My standard test for trying out new gadgets is to see how fast they run side-by-side with a known piece of equipment doing the same test at the best place of Wi-Fi in my house and the worst place where it drags. In this comparison, I had this version of the Fire sitting next to the previous version of the Fire, my Motorola RAZR smartphone, my iPad 2 (yes, the Kindle guy uses an iPad for work), and the new 7"... Read more
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| 688 of 720 people found the following review helpful Compare FIRE HD to the KINDLE FIRE GEN 2, By clickz4 "clickz4" (Metairie, LA United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) UPDATE: I bought both a Fire HD and a Gen 2. (as a present to my mother in law) My initial reviews were written after playing with them for like 20 minutes. I merged both reviews into one to really compare the two products. I'm still answering questions in the comments if you have any. And see the video that compares the two and gives a mini tour of the Kindle system. My Background: I've had 4 android phones, I've had multiple e-readers and my latest 'touch' device is the Le Pan II Android tablet. I've worked on several iPads but never been compelled to spend the extra money for one myself. Wife has a first generation Fire. ============ The new Kindle Fire and Fire HD are the second generation color kindle e-reader/media player/tablet devices. The original Fire received a lot of well earned 4 star reviews. It was a great product but at the end of the day, it was a first generation product. It was no iPad slayer. The Fire HD raises... Read more 401 of 425 people found the following review helpful Great product but they get you with the ads and missing accessories, By Old School Working Mom "Old School" (Raleigh, NC, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) My 7 year old son has the 1st gen Kindle Fire, and we've been very happy with it. He mostly plays games on it now, but we plan to purchase more movies and books for it in the future. My 5 year old wanted one too, so we just purchased the 2nd gen Kindle Fire for her. She had been saving her allowance and birthday money this whole year for it - we only had about $165 saved and thought it would be another few months before we could afford to get her one - so we were thrilled when the 2nd gen Fire came out at $159. We purchased one the day they were announced!We've had it now for 3 days... and while it's still the same great product, we were disappointed to find (after receiving the device) that the 2nd generation Fire comes WITHOUT a wall charger (which the first gen Fire had) and has a whole mess of ads loaded onto it. My 5 year old can't even read yet - she couldn't figure out how to get rid of the ads, and was constantly yelling for me to come help her. Also, some of... Read more 313 of 352 people found the following review helpful Excellent Value for the Price and Improvements Over First Generation Fire, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Kindle Fire 7", LCD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Electronics) To sum up what I will tell you about in the details below, for just $159 you are getting one heck of a deal on a tablet computer - especially if you compare it to the $199 for the first-generation Fire this one is replacing and the $500 or more you can spend on a Wi-Fi version of the iPad. Overall, if you consider the price and the functionality I think this is an outstanding tool / toy. My review below compares a lot of the features of this version of the Fire to the original Fire, but also some of the features for a first-time user.Wi-Fi Connectivity: My standard test for trying out new gadgets is to see how fast they run side-by-side with a known piece of equipment doing the same test at the best place of Wi-Fi in my house and the worst place where it drags. In this comparison, I had this version of the Fire sitting next to the previous version of the Fire, my Motorola RAZR smartphone, my iPad 2 (yes, the Kindle guy uses an iPad for work), and the new 7"... Read more |
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