Amazon "Fire HD 10" Review-Is this a nightmare "non-profitable tablet"?
Comparing the specifications and prices with tablets from other manufacturers, Amazon's Fire tablet does not seem to be profitable by any means. The latest model 10.1-inch tablet "Fire HD 10 tablet" (hereinafter referred to as "Fire HD 10") was announced on October 7th and went on sale on October 30th.
It may be an overstatement to say that the conclusion of using this product is "to drive out all tablets!", But even if you have a "12.9-inch iPad Pro", can you purchase more? It is that. This time, let's send you a review that came to that conclusion.
Processing performance increased by 30%, external media can also be used
Fire HD 10 is the top model among Fire tablets. It is the only one in the series equipped with an octa-core 2.0GHz processor and 2GB of memory (RAM). By the way, the 7-inch tablet "Fire 7" uses a quad-core 1.3GHz processor / 1GB memory, and the 8-inch tablet "Fire HD 8" uses a quad-core 1.3GHz processor / 1.5GB memory. In addition, Fire HD 10 is said to have improved processing performance by 30% compared to the conventional model by strengthening the processor.
The storage capacity is 32GB or 64GB, and the colors are black, blue, and white. In other words, there are 6 models in total.
Finally, USB Type-C is on sale!
The main body size is 262 x 159 x 9.8 mm, and the weight is 504 g. The 10.1-inch display is 1,920 x 1,200 dots (224ppi) with gloss (glare) specifications, and the body material is made of reinforced plastic. To be honest, the texture is cheap, but on the contrary, it has the advantage that it does not bother you even if it gets scratched a little.
The biggest personal evolution of the 2019 model is the adoption of the USB Type-C terminal (USB 2.0). USB Type-C connections are becoming more common on smartphones, so you don't have to carry extra cables with you. For the author who wants to expel terminals other than the USB Type-C terminal, this is the first point to check when purchasing a digital gadget recently.
