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Snag the Fire Tablet 7 on sale for only $35 — the price of a hardcover book
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As if there wasn’t already reason to grasp onto any and all forms of worthwhile entertainment now that summer pool parties and beach days are in the past (*sigh*), the Amazon Fire Tablet 7 has gone on sale for only $35.
This new (and improved) generation of the Fire Tablet beefs up the specs while keeping all the features that we know and love.
Choose from (literally) millions of e-books and magazines on Kindle — over one million of which you can access for $2.99 or less. Or you can go all in on the Kindle Unlimited subscription for $10 (after your 30-day free trial.) Fun fact: the Fire Tablet 7 comes with Blue Shade, an exclusive feature that automatically adjusts and optimizes the backlight so you’re not straining your eyes when you’re banging out those last few chapters before bed. Oh, and for the times you don’t want your eyes to do any work, you’ll have access to over 180,000 book titles to listen to on Audible. Read more…
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