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Amazon is phasing out Fire HD tablets, but not without some big discounts first

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Amazon is discontinuing the Fire HD 10 tablet, replacing it with more expensive Alexa Tablets. The device currently sells for $72.99 at Amazon, a significant drop from its original $139.99 price. Despite the price cut, the tablet retains a 10.1-inch 1080p display, 13-hour battery life, and support for Alexa Plus. It runs on Fire OS and can accept microSD cards for storage expansion.

Key points

• Amazon announced the discontinuation of the Fire HD 10 tablet in favor of pricier Alexa Tablets.
• The Fire HD 10 is currently available at $72.99, representing a $67.00 discount from its original $139.99 price.

Context

The article details the transition of Amazon's budget tablet lineup, noting that while the days of affordable tablets are ending, the Fire HD 10 remains a viable option with a substantial price reduction.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the discontinuation announcement and current pricing of the Fire HD 10. It does not provide data on future sales, specific user adoption rates, or the long-term impact of the device's removal from the market.

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