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Kindle Fire HD

25 Sep 2013

	Amazon - Kindle Fire HD
Display Size	7-inch, 800 x 1280 pixel display (216 ppi)
Resolution X	800
Resolution Y	1280
Display Type	N/A
Operating System	Kindle OS 3.0 (Based on Android 4.2.2)
Processor	Dual-Core 1.5 GHz
RAM	1GB
Storage	8GB 16GB
External Storage	No
Main Camera (Back)	N/A
Secondary Camera (Front)	N/A
Bluetooth	Yes
Battery	10 hours mixed use
NFC	No
Sensors	Accelerometer Gyroscope
GPS	Location-based services via Wi-Fi
Height	7.5 inches (19.05 cm)
Width	5 inches (12.70 cm)
Depth	0.42 inches (10.7 mm)
Weight	12.2 oz (346 g)
Colors	N/A
Supported Audio Formats	N/A
Supported Video Formats	N/A
Other Features	Bluetooth with support for A2DP compatible stereo headphones and speakers (no microphone support)
In The Box	N/A

Release Date: Oct 2, 2013

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