If you’re looking for a 7-inch tablet and can’t afford or don’t want to spend $319 for the iPad mini or $419 for the Retina iPad mini, Amazon.ca has a pretty decent offer available for Cyber Monday.
The new 7” 16GB Kindle Fire HD is on sale for $129 ($50 off) on Amazon.ca, with free shipping. All users need to do is enter the promo code FIREDEAL at check out. This tablet has an HD display with a 1280×800 resolution (216 ppi) and 10 hours of battery life, putting it in competition with the iPad mini and Retina iPad mini based on price.
Amazon.com has a similar $50 off sale for the USA, pegging this 7-inch Kindle Fire HD at $119 USD. The USA also has the Fire HDX on sale for $50 off, but of course Canada does not.
The sale is limited to one per Canadian customer only and quantities are limited, with the sale valid only on December 2, 2013. Amazon.ca launched pre-orders for the Kindle Fire HD and HDX back in October, after announcing them quietly in late-September in the USA.
Earlier today, Amazon launched a new TV ad mocking the iPad Air and Apple’s Jony Ive.
Click here to check out the 7” Kindle Fire HD from Amazon.ca while it’s still available.
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