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amazon's $50 fire tablet -- is it really worth it? - 50 touch screen overlay
Amazon (AMZN -Get Report)
Launched a new Fire tablet for just $49.
99. almost all other tablets are cutting prices today.
What can Amazon offer at such a low price?
It turns out to be a very basic design, but it's good for many potential users.
It's no surprise that the specifications of the Fire tablet will not surprise you. The 7-
Inch touch screen is similar to what you see on Alphabet (GOOGL -Get Report)(GOOG -Get Report)
Popular Nexus 7
However, the screen of fire is really lowresolution --
1024 by 600 pixels, the density is only 171 pixels per inch.
There is a 1 inside. 3 GHz, quad-
MediaTek core system-on-a-
The chip only has 1 gb of memory.
The Fire is equipped with 8 gb of RAM, of which 5 gb can meet your storage needs.
There is a microSD expansion slot that can accommodate up to 128 GB of additional storage space.
Fire also provides unlimited, free cloud storage for all Amazon content and photos you take using your Amazon device.
The Fire tablet has two cameras but nothing to brag about.
There is a 2 pixel device on the back and a VGA shooter on the front.
Internet connection by single-band, 802. 11 b/g/n Wi-
And Bluetooth 4.
All other wireless devices are 0.
Fire runs Amazon's Fire OS 5, a fork-out version of Android 5. 1.
The new OS has an updated user interface and Amazon has updated its app store with the launch of "Amazon Underground", which has more than $10,000 of apps and games and offers them for free
For example, more lives and unlocked levels).
All of the above specifications do not make much sense unless the equipment is actually delivered. And it does.
Fire may not be the biggest and fastest tablet ever, but it is definitely the best
You can buy a tablet for $50.
Considering the components of the tablet, it's not as slow as you think.
Amazon perfectly combines processors, memory, and screens to provide a very practical experience.
Email and Web surfing are acceptable.
The simple game loads fairly fast and runs very smoothly.
It takes longer to load more complex game titles.
While the screen is somewhat inadequate in terms of brightness, contrast, and resolution, it can be used for most tasks.
However, sometimes you can see individual pixels on the screen, not physical images.
The fire also feels heavy.
It weighs 11 ounces, about the same as Apple's (APPL)iPad mini 2.
Compared to most other designs, the border is the black plastic part around the screen, very thick.
This means that there is quite a lot of fire, especially in smaller hands.
Although the specifications for delivery are similar to twoto three-year-
Old design, Amazon's Fire offers an exceptional tablet experience at a low price of $50.
It should be a very attractive device for users with very basic needs and a more limited budget.
That means Amazon's $50 tablet could be one of the most popular holiday gifts of the year.
Amazon is also selling new Fire tablets. pack.
Users can buy five tablets for free and get the sixth tablet.
Overall score: 7 points.
5/10 buy a new Fire tablet on Amazon, click here.
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