American online retail major Amazon raised quite a few eyebrows after it launched the first generation Kindle Fire tablet in the U.S. in two years ago. The $ 200 tablet you to Reviewers praised, but many wondered how the price was that low, considering That the cost of its parts added up to around $ 150 – $ 200 They asked the obvious question-you Amazon making any money off this product? Amazon’s answer was apparent as soon as the Kindle Fire was powered on-this tablet was all digital content. Amazon does not view the Kindle Fire as a profit-making product. Instead, it relies on the tablet to Promote the company’s vast array of products, both physical and digital. And on users to buy products from Amazon. The move has worked for Amazon as the Kindle Fire was a good product. A year later, Amazon launched the Kindle Fire HD, with improved hardware in the U.S.. Fast forward to June 2013 Following the launch of Amazon.in, the company launched the Kindle Fire HD in India.
The Kindle Fire HD 8.9-inch is a well-built tablet. When you look at its screen, there is nothing remarkable and the thick black band between the screen and the edges is ugly. The tablet feels great to hold, thanks to the matte finish at the back. The speakers are near the bottom half of the back panel and the power and volume buttons are well-placed on the side. While the overall build quality is good, there were a couple of minor issues. The Kindle Fire
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