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Amazon Fire
Global Score
4751.1
Basic Information
AmazonAmazon
Android 4.2.2Android 5.0
2013-09-252015-09-17
7.52 x 5.04 x 0.42 inches7.52 x 4.53 x 0.42 inches
12.17 ounces11.04 ounces
BlackBlack
Scratch-Resistant Glass--
$ 139.00$ 100.00
Display / Screen
7 inches7 inches
1280 x 800 pixels 600 x 1024 pixels
IPS LCDIPS LCD
216 pixels per inch170 pixels per inch
Capacitive, Multi-touchCapacitive, Multi-touch
7.26.7
Dual-Core 1500 MHz processor Single-Core 1300 MHz processor
1 GB RAM1 GB RAM
Yes GPUYes GPU
8.17.74
Storage
8 GB internal memory8 GB internal memory
No SD card slotmicroSD, microSDHC, microSDXC (up to 128 GB) external memory slot
3.35.62
Camera
--2.00 MP + 0.30 MP
--1280 x 720 (HD) video resolution
05.17
Networks
Wi-FiWi-Fi
2.42.4
Non-Removable BatteryRemovable Battery
1.361.36
Other Features
BluetoothBluetooth
Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Light SensorAccelerometer

Comparison review

Amazon Fire is just a bit better than Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013), getting a 51.1 score against 47. Both tablets in this comparison work with Android OS (operating system), but the Amazon Fire has a more recent 5.0 version and Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013) has Android 4.2.2, giving you a couple nice extra features and increased performance. Amazon Fire's body has the same thickness than the Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013), but it is a little bit lighter.

The Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013) features a bit more vivid screen than Amazon Fire, and although they both have a same size screen, the Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013) also has a better count of pixels per display inch and a higher 800 x 1280 pixels resolution. The Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013) has a bit better CPU than Amazon Fire, and although they both have the same RAM memory amount, the Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013) also has more cpu cores.

Amazon Fire counts with a very superior camera than Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013). Amazon Fire counts with a much better storage for applications and games than Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013), and although they both have exactly the same 8 GB internal storage capacity, the Amazon Fire also has a SD extension slot that allows a maximum of 128 GB.

The Amazon Fire counts with a battery duration that's very similar to Amazon Kindle Fire HD (2013)'s battery lifetime.

Even being the best tablet of the ones we compare here, Amazon Fire is also by far the cheapest one, which makes it an easy decision.




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