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Amazon’s Fire tablets are some of the cheapest slates you can buy, and the Amazon Fire 7 is the least expensive yet.It’s not the best performer, but for the $60 asking price (or $75 if you ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Except for some great Samsung tablets, it wasn't that long ago that Android tablets were treated as second-class citizens. Thankfully ...