Eventually Amazon
introduces the new Kindle line-up of tablets. The lineup includes the Kindle
Fire HD's 2013 version, Kindle Fire HDX 7 and the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9. All the
three tablets are beautifully engineered and their design is totally changed.
All the three tablets run on the new Fire OS. The devices look ambitious and
are already available for pre-order. Let's take a look at the devices
individually:
Amazon Kindle Fire HDX
8.9:
First off talking about
the most powerful and intriguing one of the three, the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9
packs a massive 8.9 inches IPS LCD display with an unbelievable resolution of
2560 x 1600 that's a pixel density of 339ppi. Moreover the display also offers higher
brightness and dynamic image contrast. The display looks outstanding and readily
challenges this year's Nexus 7 tablet which made a great impact on the tablet
market. Instead of being so big the tablet only weighs 0.82 pounds and is even
lighter than the Sony Xperia tablet Z. Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 features an
overwhelming Quad-core Krait 400 CPU clocked at 2.2GHz. Along with the 2 gigs
worth of RAM the device also features the latest Snapdragon 800 chipset. The
device runs on the latest Fire OS 3.0.
At the back there is an 8MP snapper
which lets you record 1080p videos. The front cam can also record 720p videos.
Connectivity options include GPS receiver and optional 4G network while the
device lacks Bluetooth connectivity. The device comes with three storage
options which include 16GB, 32GB and 64GB respectively. There is no Micro SD
card slot so storage can't be expanded. The Wi-Fi model of the Kindle Fire HDX
8.9 is expected to hit the shelves on the 7th November while the 4G model will
arrive later. The Wi-fi model will cost $380 and the 4G variant has a price tag of $480.
As the name suggests the
device has a 7 inches IPS LCD display. Kindle Fire HDX 7 is sized up against
this year's Nexus 7 with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 which gives a staggering
pixel density of 323ppi. The incredible pixel density lets you see even the smallest details of the content you are watching. As I already mentioned this device also has a changed
design. Kindle Fire HDX 7 is only 9mm thick and lacks primary snapper. It only
features a front cam. Just like the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, the HDX 7 also has
2.2GHz Quad-core Krait 400 CPU and the same ultra-fast latest Snapdragon 800
chipset. The device offers 2GB RAM and an Adreno 330 GPU which is just enough
for high level gaming on the device. The device is bundled with latest Fire OS
3.0 and the device offers 16GB of internal storage (Lacks Micro SD slot) and
the 16GB Wifi model will cost only $230 and is expected to ship on October 19.
While the 4G variant would cost $330 (Nexus 7 cost $350) and probably hit the
market on November 14.
Amazon Kindle Fire HD
(2013):
Finally we are here to
talk about the cheapest of them all. This year's Kindle Fire starts right from
the original Kindle Fire HD left. Running on the Fire OS 3.0 the Kindle Fire HD
is built around on a 7" inches screen which offers a resolution of 1280 x
800 along with a pixel density of 216ppi. The device is powered by a slightly
underwhelming 1.5 GHz Processor along with a 1 GB of RAM. The device is only
10.6mm thick and weighs 345g. The device lacks micro SD slot and offers only
two storage options 8GB and 16GB. There is only Wifi connectivity in the
device. Kindle Fire HD will be available for the grabs from October 2nd.
The 8GB model will cost $140 and the 16GB will cost only $170. Looking at the
price tag I would say it’s a marvellous device.
All the three devices
are extremely well designed and feature fairly enough specifications. The price
tags of the devices justify their specs. The manufacturers have provided all
the sizes and specs options for the user and you can definitely choose the one
which meets your needs. That's all for now stay tunes for more...
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