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The Kindle Fire has a pleasing 7″ IPS display running at the fairly common (for 7″ tablets) 1024 x 600 resolution. The display has wide viewing angles typical of IPS technology, is colorful and reasonably bright. Not all IPS displays are created equal, and we’d put the Fire’s at the middle for quality. It could be brighter (not so much for reading but for photo/video playback and gaming) and colors don’t jump out, but it’s certainly a great display for 9. The specs are quite similar to the BlackBerry PlayBook’s, and it shares the overall design esthetic as well. This is a basic black 14.6 ounce slab with a soft touch back and minimal hardware controls. The power button is annoyingly small, and it’s located at the bottom. The power button is easy to press and given its location, we found we couldn’t place it in portrait mode in some of our tablet stands without causing it to power down. This is Amazon’s first color LCD ebook reader and more. Underneath it runs Android 2.3, but you’d never know it because Amazon has customized it with shelves and shopping for Kindle books, Amazon videos, Amazon MP3 and Android apps from their store. It sells for 9 and has a 7″ IPS display, 1GHz dual core CPU and 8GB storage. The Kindle Fire isn’t a game changer in the world of tablets, but it’s a very intelligent evolution of the Amazon ecosystem. With one device, Amazon can sell you eBooks, MP3s, videos and apps–they’re all just a dangerous “1 Click” away. As an affordable Android …