 Amazon is announcing a bunch of new tablets today and these are two of them. This is the Kindle HD 6 and the HD 7. These are low end tablets but they don't have a low end feel to them. So the HD 6 for example starts at $99 which is pretty crazy and it actually doesn't really feel like a $99 tablet. It's really fast, it's got a pretty good 1280 by 800 screen and yes it is very thick and relatively heavy but at this price point it's pretty difficult to complain about that actually. The other thing about these tablets is they're running Amazon Fire OS 4.0. It's based on Android KitKat which is really good for developers. It gives them some benefits like speed and it also gives them another benefit, they're able to work off of the profile system which is built into Android. Amazon's made it better, it's much faster and it means that you can log into multiple profiles very easily and that also means that you can have a kid's profile which leads us to the other tablet that they've announced. This is the exact same thing that we just looked at but it's a kid's edition and for $50 more than you pay for the standard HD 6 or HD 7 you get a kid's edition so of course they've got the kid's profile here and you get a kid mode and that's standard for any Fire tablet but with this version you get this $25 bounty case and you also get a free year of free time which is their content service for kid's content like videos and books and stuff. It's actually a pretty good deal. The last crazy thing about the kid's edition is that for two years you've got a no questions ax, you send them the broken tablet that your kid stepped on or threw into a lake and you fished it out or had the dog eat and they will send you back a replacement no questions asked which is pretty wild. And that's the other thing about all of these HD 6 and HD 7 tablets is they seem to be much more durable, Amazon's really pushing that durability, they've been throwing them around dropping them on the ground here at this event and it hasn't seemed to be a problem. So all three of these tablets should be available in October. They start at $99 for the HD 6 version, if you go up to the HD 7 version you are looking at $139 and then again it's $50 more for the kids edition.
 Amazon is announcing a bunch of new tablets today and these are two of them.
 This is the Kindle HD 6 and the HD 7.
 These are low end tablets but they don't have a low end feel to them.
 So the HD 6 for example starts at $99 which is pretty crazy and it actually doesn't really
 feel like a $99 tablet.
 It's really fast, it's got a pretty good 1280 by 800 screen and yes it is very thick and
 relatively heavy but at this price point it's pretty difficult to complain about that actually.
 The other thing about these tablets is they're running Amazon Fire OS 4.0.
 It's based on Android KitKat which is really good for developers.
 It gives them some benefits like speed and it also gives them another benefit, they're
 able to work off of the profile system which is built into Android.
 Amazon's made it better, it's much faster and it means that you can log into multiple
 profiles very easily and that also means that you can have a kid's profile which leads us
 to the other tablet that they've announced.
 This is the exact same thing that we just looked at but it's a kid's edition and for
 $50 more than you pay for the standard HD 6 or HD 7 you get a kid's edition so of course
 they've got the kid's profile here and you get a kid mode and that's standard for any
 Fire tablet but with this version you get this $25 bounty case and you also get a free
 year of free time which is their content service for kid's content like videos and books and
 stuff.
 It's actually a pretty good deal.
 The last crazy thing about the kid's edition is that for two years you've got a no questions
 ax, you send them the broken tablet that your kid stepped on or threw into a lake and you
 fished it out or had the dog eat and they will send you back a replacement no questions
 asked which is pretty wild.
 And that's the other thing about all of these HD 6 and HD 7 tablets is they seem to be much
 more durable, Amazon's really pushing that durability, they've been throwing them around
 dropping them on the ground here at this event and it hasn't seemed to be a problem.
 So all three of these tablets should be available in October.
 They start at $99 for the HD 6 version, if you go up to the HD 7 version you are looking
 at $139 and then again it's $50 more for the kids edition.