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Amazon Fire HD 8 review

Posted on June 22, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis
Stopping trying to compete with the iPad was a clever move by Amazon.

Dropping its tablet prices from the £300/$450 mark to a more affordable range starting at just £50/$75, not only gave the budget tablet market a healthy boost of options, it also created the perfect environment for Amazon to push its wealth of content.

Because that’s exactly what Amazon’s tablets are – vehicles to sell books, TV shows, films and audiobooks. In fact, so central to the Fire OS that we’d recommend a Prime membership if you want to get the most from it.
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