Amazon Kindle Fire teardown: What's inside?

by ZDNet Editor  |  November 15, 2011 3:09pm PST  |  Image 1 of 11

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The Kindle Fire is Amazon's latest tablet, with a 7"-multi-touch display and a dual-core processor. It also has 512MB RAM and 8GB of internal storage, along with Wi-Fi networking and a tweaked Android operating system.

But what's inside this elusive device? Courtesy of those fantastic device strippers at iFixit, we can now see.

(Image source: iFixit)

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RE: Amazon Kindle Fire teardown: What's inside?
Byterat 16th Nov
Picture 7 is the same as picture 6 although the description is different.
Geez, the mobo is TINY!
There is Bluetooth on this? If so the opens up a lot more possibilities.
Picture 7 is the same as picture 6 although the description is different.

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