Kindle Fire HD 32 GB - sub £180 delivered (with voucher) at 24Studio £179.99
just bought Kindle from Amazon for 200..
this site offers Kindle 10% cheaper...
knowing Amazon wont price match.. will return them a kindle.. and save £20...
Use codes 020 or 030 for 10% off :) - chesterdraws15
The following deal was posted by chesterdraws15 - kudos to him for finding this brilliant deal.. i just modified it slightly to include 32 gig
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/kindle-fire-hd-wifi-16gb-7-inch-android-tablet-143-99-delivered-using-code-24studio-1350037
NOTE: THIS IS FOR NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY!
- loll1es


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Jump to unread Post a Commentotherwise similar deal as posted for 16 GB earlier today..
'exclusively for lady bums....'
slip of a tongue is not a slip of mind..
is it..
Thank you.. chester.. heat added to your deal :)
u can add more storage for this..
see my earlier thread for details
Yes its Android just Amazon's custom version.
Amazon use a heavily locked down version of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on the latest Kindle Fire's. Most people wouldn't be able to tell it runs Android.
I think a 32GB Nexus 7 would be a better purchase since you can still buy apps through the Amazon's App Store (if you want to) in addition to Google's Play Store. Also, Google Play Music is launching in the UK on 13th November. This gives you the ability to store upto 20,000 songs in the cloud for free. With Amazon's Cloud Drive you only get 5GBs of free storage and adding more is really expensive.
I'm afraid the price just isn't competitive enough.
It it were to undercut the Nexus 7's updated pricing it might, might, might worth be considering.
That reminds me I'll have to install the music app on this pc. I just hope it doesn't interfere with all the albums it uploaded from my other computer?
Exactly, sick of seeing nexus 7 posted in every tablet thread, i think most people must know that tablet inside out the amount of time some posters bang on about it
The deciding factor could well be who has the best store and App costing for each?
Thoughts
It costs an extra £10 to get rid of the adverts, although some people have managed to remove them for free by giving Amazon CS a call.
Edited By: aceuk on Nov 01, 2012 14:26