The latest variation of Amazon’s tablet is built on Android OS, but the modifications and additions to the base software make it completely different from its traditional competitors.
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Kindle scores well in review
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Published October 2, 2013
TECHi's Take
Amazon’s new Kindle Fire HDX tablet resembles Google’s Nexus 7 in many ways — from its light weight to its sharp display. Both tablets run a version of Google’s Android operating system, and they even have the same starting price of $229.
The similarities end when you turn them on.
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