The Acer Iconia Tab 10 (A3-A50), also a multimedia-oriented Tablet, can definitely be included.

The market for tablets is not particularly lively, which is why the competition is limited. Amazon Prime members receive a general discount of 20 Euros (~$24), which means the Fire HD 10 can be had at a starting price of 160 Euros (~$190). Those that decide upon the larger model without advertisements will need to cough up no more than 225 Euros (~$268). The 32 GB variant costs about 180 Euros (~$214) with special offers. The advertisements can also be removed later, at a cost. Those who default to special offers will receive a tablet that has advertisements on the lock screen, but is fifteen Euros (~$18) cheaper. The device comes in either 32 or 64 GB variants, both of which can be expanded with a micro-SD card. The voice assistant Alexa is also on board. To this end, the tablet has a high-resolution display, stereo speakers and an SoC that is quite strong, even though it is no longer of the latest generation. We are therefore surprised to find that the seventh generation Amazon Fire HD 10 has few limitations, and is designed above all to be a home multimedia device for Amazon users. However, it quickly becomes apparent that low prices come with a cost of their own, especially when using the Fire 7 or the Fire HD 8. For the original German review, see here.Īmazon Fire Tablets are synonymous with comparably low prices.

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