Only a couple of days after Microsoft’s Surface 2 announcement, Amazon has unveiled three new Kindle Fires – an 8.9-inch and 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX and a mid-range Kindle Fire HD.
New high-end tablet duo, Kindle Fire HDX 8.9-incher and 7-incher both feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processors at 2.2 GHZ and whopping 2560 x 1600 display resolution with 339 ppi, protected with Gorilla Glass and 2 GB of RAM. More details at Mashable. New low-end, cheaper tab, Kindle Fire HD comes with a $139 price tag with usual specs.
All these tabs will feature Amazon’s Fire OS 3.0 dubbed “Mojito” which includes “enterprise-specific” features like built-in native VPN client, wireless printing, pre-installed productivity suite, secure hardware data encryption and a new “May Day” button that offers dedicated tech support service for HDX users and more, according to TechCrunch.
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Although, these tablets doesn’t come as cheap as its’ predecessors. The Kindle Fire HDX 7-inch 16 GB model costs $229 and $379 for 8.9-inch model. 8 GB model of 7-inch Kindle Fire HD goes for $139. Pre-orders for these devices are now open and will head out in stores on October 18th.
Check out Mashable’s hands-on video for a closer look.
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