That $20 extra bucks (the $50 model is still available) is for the extra storage, 16GB in total, that will go a long way for the average user. That’s also a $70 offer for something fun and new for the whole family; including the Fire Kids Edition, as well as color choices that include magenta, blue, and tangerine for all models (if you’re recognizing these colors, it’s because the Fire HD devices also had them). The mid-tier $70 Fire tablets will provide a 7-inch IPS display, featuring 1024 x 600 pixels (171ppi), powered by a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, with a solid 16GB of storage, plus the expandable option of up to 128GB via microSD. There are also front and rear cameras, and support for all Amazon’s latest features (hosts of new apps, Amazon FreeTime, X-Ray) while running the latest Fire OS.
Amazon’s Budget Tablets Lineup Expanded with Larger Storage, More Colors
That $20 extra bucks (the $50 model is still available) is for the extra storage, 16GB in total, that will go a long way for the average user. That’s also a $70 offer for something fun and new for the whole family; including the Fire Kids Edition, as well as color choices that include magenta, blue, and tangerine for all models (if you’re recognizing these colors, it’s because the Fire HD devices also had them). The mid-tier $70 Fire tablets will provide a 7-inch IPS display, featuring 1024 x 600 pixels (171ppi), powered by a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, with a solid 16GB of storage, plus the expandable option of up to 128GB via microSD. There are also front and rear cameras, and support for all Amazon’s latest features (hosts of new apps, Amazon FreeTime, X-Ray) while running the latest Fire OS.
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