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All-new Amazon Fire and Kindle Tablets Available to Pre-order

Amazon has announced a brand-new lineup of 2019 tablets and e-readers, with Kids editions of the Fire HD 10 and Amazon Kindle.

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Amazon has recently announced brand new versions of the Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 10 Kids Edition, alongside a new and dedicated kids edition of the Kindle e-reader. Pre-orders for the devices have gone live, with each device shipped from October 30, 2019.

The all-new Fire HD 10 comes in Twilight Blue, Plum, Black and all-new White, and will cost £149.99. The all-new Fire HD 10 is for entertainment purposes, while the new kids editions are aimed at providing safe and care free fun for the little ones.

All-new Fire HD 10 — £149.99

Amazon Fire HD 10

Amazon's new Fire HD 10 still rocks a 1080p LCD screen, but has also a bunch of new upgrades under the hood. This includes a new processor that makes it 30 percent faster. This is also the very first Amazon product to come equipped with a USB-C port.

The Kids edition is basically the same tablet, just with a few extras. The tablet includes a pop blue or pink kid-proof case, now with a kick-stand. There’s also plenty of parental controls, a two-year worry-free guarantee, and one year of Fire for Kids Unlimited with apps, games, and videos. The tablet will retain its price of £199.99.

The Kindle Kids Edition also includes a year of Fire for Kids Unlimited, equipped with thousands of popular titles and series, including Harry Potter, Geek Girl, and more.

If you’re interested in picking up any of these devices, you can pre-order right now and have them shipped in time for the release day on October 30.

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday right around the corner as well, we could very well see these new devices hit with big discounts. Stick around PCMag to find out more.

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