Amazon reaches for the stars with its latest revision of the Kindle Fire. The HDX 7 is a powerful cheap that Prime members will get the most out of.

Check out our review of the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX tablet. New tablets from Amazon landed late Tuesday – the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, Kindle Fire HDX 7, and Kindle Fire HD 7 (2013). Arriving in time ...

The latest generation Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 has just been released and packs quite the punch with its new hardware and software. All of the internals have seen a massive upgrade and the new ...

Both the 7" and 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX tablets have a front-facing 720p HD camera and 4G speeds. You can currently purchase the HD7 7 tablet for £149.99 on the eBay Argos outlet.

Kindle Fire nabs 33% of Android tablet market, Nexus 7 just 8% We loved Google's 7-inch tablet, but it lacks Amazon's official backing.

The 7-inch tablet market just got more interesting, and more confusing. CNET breaks down the key differences between two $199 tablets: the Amazon Kindle Fire HD and the Google Nexus 7.

Both tablets are currently up for preorder on the site, with the Kindle Fire priced at £129 and the Fire HD 7 coming in at £159 for 16GB and £199 for 32GB.

The cheapest Kindle Fire gets an improved display and slimmer design, while the Fire HD 8 receives a $10 price cut. Both models will be available in three new colors, and Amazon is releasing Kids ...

The 16GB Kindle fire HD 7in tablet is priced at £159 and will be shipping from 25 October. Amazon Amazon recently announced 7-inch and 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD tablets, along with an upgraded ...

Neither too big nor too small, Amazon’s 7-inch Kindle Fire might just be the perfect third device for users who still have to juggle smartphones and notebooks.

Amazon has officially announced its new Kindle Fire tablet, which features a faster processor, more RAM, and longer battery life, yet costs less than original model.

Aside from the Nexus 7 having slightly more saturated reds, and the Fire HD doing a little better on greens and yellows, DisplayMate calls the displays themselves pretty much a toss-up.