Though some of the Fires have microSDHC slots. My mom got my son an 8.9" Fire for Christmas and it’s rocking a 64GB SD card, which make it way more useful for watching shows on trips.
Doesn’t matter for books, of course, which are tiny.
Though some of the Fires have microSDHC slots. My mom got my son an 8.9" Fire for Christmas and it’s rocking a 64GB SD card, which make it way more useful for watching shows on trips.
Doesn’t matter for books, of course, which are tiny.
Thanks for the explanation guys - I was just sure that they used some of their kindle reading techonology in the Fire, so I thought maybe they were better than Ipads. Armando - thanks for the throrough explanation!
Sing in me, Thread, and through me tell the story…of my new Fire HD 10 Tablet.
For $150 it’s the bargain of the current generation of larger tablets. I sideloaded Google Play on it so I can escape the desert of the Amazon app store however. Anyone else snag one yet?
I’ve been using my HAD 8 since I got it on Prime Day and am very happy with it. However, I hate the speaker position. My hand covers one of the openings in portrait mode. They only make sense for movie viewing in landscape mode and even then I have found them to be pretty weak.
I guess this is a catch all thread of sorts… @abidingdude I did!
Bought two of the new Fire HD 10 (2017) tablets, they are great for casual use. One of which is a present for my 80+ year old mother, who I am sure will be thrilled. She hates having to check email on the PC. So much easier on a tablet. I was able to install the PLAY store and get Gmail working. Great deal for the $100 they are asking for right now.
Never in my life would I imagine such a device for so cheap. The speakers on it are fantastic, compared to the crappy solo speaker on my Nexus 5x (2015) phone, and my really old Nexus 7 (2013) tablet.