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started by Irwin Hurst on 28 Mar 12
started by Irwin Hurst on 28 Mar 12
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started by Irwin Hurst on 28 Mar 12
With 5 great reasons to buy the Kindle Fire, it is time to get off the fence and buy one.
The Dual Core processor is so fast.
The fast and very powerful performance is thanks to the dual core processor. You won't be bogged down when attempting to download videos and stream music while reading a book. The Kindle Fire can easily handle the task, or all three for that matter.
Top games and apps are available.
You are going to love the Kindle Fire if you love apps. There are games available by all the top developers From Netflix, ESPN to Angry Birds. The apps were all tested on the Kindle Fire to make sure they work properly.
More books than anyone could ever read.
If you are looking for an e-reader with color, then the Kindle Fire is for you. From best sellers to comic books, most are available for less than $10. There are also plenty of free titles to choose from. Books that are out of copyright are no charge for Amazon Kindle owners.
Tons of books for children.
Children as well as adults will love the kindle fire. The are in excess of 1000 children's books that are wonderfully illustrated. The best titles like Brown Bear and Curious George are available.
Cloud Storage is Free.
Take advantage of all the free Cloud Storage when you purchase a Kindle Fire. You can store all of your digital content form Amazon there. This essentially gives you unlimited memory for all your books and apps. When you want access to the digital content, download it instantly with just the touch of your finger.
Amazon Prime is free for one month.
Previously only available to Amazon Prime Members (that paid), you can get unlimited streaming TV shows and movies. You also get access to thousands of the most popular Kindle books through the Lending Library. If you aren't already a member of Prime, then this feature is worth checking out.
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