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Amazon Kindle Fire

Full Specifications

Released · Nov 15, 2011

7.0-inch

0.5GB · 8GB

This device is also known as Amazon Kindle 7

7.5

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7.0

Read All User Reviews (5)

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Design
Dimensions	7.48 x 4.72 x 0.45 inches 190 x 120 x 11.4 mm
Weight	14.57 oz (413.0 g)
Colors	Black

Display
Size	7.0-inch
Resolution	600x1024px, 170 PPI
Technology	IPS LCD
Screen-to-body	60.54 %
Features	Scratch-resistant glass

Hardware
System chip	TI OMAP4
Processor	Dual-core 1000 MHz
RAM	0.5GB
Internal storage	8GB
OS	Android (2.3)

Connectivity & Features
WLAN	802.11 b,g,n
USB	microUSB, USB 2.0
Other	Computer sync, OTA sync

Multimedia
Headphones	3.5mm jack
Speakers	Multiple speakers

Buyers information
Warranty period	12 Months

Availability
Officially announced	Sep 28, 2011

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Overall User Rating

(5 reviews)

Build quality

7.6

Camera quality

Performance

7.2

Display

7.8

Battery life and charging

6.8

thekingofmurica

Arena Apprentice

Nice tablet

Posted: Aug 09, 2015, 10:08 PM

Phone owned for more than a year

I had the Kindle Fire for just under 3 years before I dropped it on pavement and the screen cracked. It is a nice tablet. It was very reliable. I almost never had problems with it crashing. The browser was nice. It works well as a 1st tablet for young kids.

However, it has such a small app store. It seemed good-sized when I had it (granted for nearly 2 years I owned it, it was the only device that I used that had an app store), but, in hindsight, it is so small. It had no camera, which wasn't a big deal for me when I had it. In hindsight, I must have a camera on a tablet. It has only 8GB of storage (which fills up quickly). I left the Amazon ecosystem after the Kindle Fire broke (went a few months without a tablet, then got the iPad Air 2). Overall, a nice tablet, but not on par with the top Android/iOS tablets.

Ignore the Reception/Call Quality/Camera ratings

webOSlove [deleted]

Love it

Posted: Jun 30, 2012, 11:55 PM

Phone owned for less than 3 months

Its fast and feels incredibly solid. Yes its Android 2.3.5 , but Amazon has gone out of there way to cover that up with an interesting nice UI. The dual core processor gives fluid performance. The display is brilliant Its an EXCELLENT buy, but if u like a camera & a different UI's i think you should wait for the incomjng 200$ tablets

dane723

Arena Apprentice

good tablet for the price

Posted: Mar 17, 2012, 8:30 AM

Phone owned for less than 3 months

fast and simple UI, fast processor speed 2x, great display, build quality, rubberish feeling at the back, superb price but few apps to download and that's why all u need to have a c.c. to achieve its maximum potential...