Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Shipping Today, 4G Version Ships On November 20
Amazon has today started shipping its best selling HD tablet - The Kindle Fire HD 8.9". On this special occasion, we thought we would take a quick look at the specs. So, here you go - Kindle Fire HD's 8.9 inch screen has a 1920x1200 resolution with a 254 ppi display. Powered by the TI OMAP 4470 processor and GX544 graphics engine, Kindle Fire HD featuress dual antenna, dual-band Wi-Fi with MIMO that promises good download speeds. Users get Dolby Digital Plus sound with the dual stereo speakers and Amazon boasts of a battery life of 10 hours - that remains to be seen to be believed. There is one front-facing HD camera and you do get Amazon-exclusive features like X-Ray for Movies, X-Ray for Textbooks, Immersion Reading, Whispersync for Voice and Whispersync for Games. At a price of $299. you can order your own Kindle Fire HD 8.9 at #-Link-Snipped-# or at Best Buy online as well as offline at retailers like Staples and Radio Shack in upcoming weeks.
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And if it is 4G that you crave for, the Kindle Fire HD 8.9†4G priced at $499 and will begin shipping on November 20. Amazon is surely showing off its 2.2 mm thin 4G wireless modem that combines the most power-efficient LTE chipset. Teaming up with AT&T, Amazon offers the 4G tablet data package at only $49.99. If you've been already through a lot of reviews and love this new gadget, just place an order already.
Here's a promotional video from Amazon you shouldn't miss -
Via: Amazon.com
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And if it is 4G that you crave for, the Kindle Fire HD 8.9†4G priced at $499 and will begin shipping on November 20. Amazon is surely showing off its 2.2 mm thin 4G wireless modem that combines the most power-efficient LTE chipset. Teaming up with AT&T, Amazon offers the 4G tablet data package at only $49.99. If you've been already through a lot of reviews and love this new gadget, just place an order already.
Here's a promotional video from Amazon you shouldn't miss -
Via: Amazon.com
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