A new Kindle Fire HD tablet sale is going on, but this time the promotion is not through the top web retailer, Amazon.com. Instead, the real world retail store Staples is offering the tablet at a reduced price.
A report from the Engadget site on July 22 That indicates the 7-inch version of the Kindle Fire HD is currently on sale for just $ 159 at Staples. While They note that the price is $ .99 cents lower than a Recent sale at Best Buy, it’s overpriced noted That the device has a “sorry app economy.” For example, as of this report, gamers still can not download Candy Crush Saga at the Amazon app store, Although thatcould be more an issue with the developers.
The Staples product page shows off the $ 159 sales price, and indicates thatthis deal is only good in stores, with an instant $ 40 savings taken off at the register. The deal, Which is good on the 7-inch, 16-gigabyte WiFi-only model, will expire on July 27, 2013. Customers May also have the option to locate a nearby Staples store through their website, and then click a “Reserve & Pickup” button so They can make sure to get Their hands on the tablet.
The Kindle Fire HD has been out since late 2012, and there’s Currently rumors of new devices coming out to the competitive tablet market this event. The first of the new tablets May actually be the Google Nexus 7, Which reportedly has an updated version arriving by the end of this month. Google will host an event on July 24, Which many believe will be the unveiling of this new tablet.
For more details on the latest Kindle Fire HD tablet sale, see the Staples website.
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