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Amazon’s New Alexa Tablets Start at $229

Amazon launches Alexa tablets with Google Play access, sleek looks, and powerful specs

Amazon is giving a major reboot to its tablet efforts.

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Amazon unveils Alexa Tablets running Android with Google Play, including a Pro model aimed at work

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Amazon's New Alexa Tablets Will Have Full Access To Google Play

Goodbye, Fire Tablet: Amazon’s New Alexa Tablet Is a Flashy Portable Entertainment Hub

A new lineup of Amazon tablets has been announced, and the devices are designed for both work and play.

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Amazon is doing with Android tablets what Apple still won’t do with the iPad

Amazon’s new Alexa Tablets drop the Fire branding but are more Android than ever

Amazon just quietly dropped 3 new tablets — meet the Alexa tablets

Now, they have a built-in Kindle sanctuary on the devices.

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Hands-on with Amazon’s Alexa Tablet 12 Pro and its wild new matte display

RIP, Amazon Fire tablets: 2011-2026

Alexa Tablet series: Amazon's latest devices have me thinking about buying

The Amazon Alexa Tablet series is here, running Android to deliver full Play Store access, alongside accessories, a Nanomatte display, and more.

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Amazon Alexa Tablets Take Aim at the iPad, From $229.99

Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro, Alexa Tablet 11 and Alexa Tablet 8 start at $229.99, run Android with Google Play and ship October 14

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Fire tablets are dead: I tried Amazon’s Alexa Tablet Pro, and it could be a fantastic Kindle alternative

Amazon has killed off its Fire range and replaced them with a new trio of Alexa-branded slates, including its first true high-end tablet.

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Amazon’s new Alexa Tablets let Alexa see your screen and help in real time

Amazon's new Alexa Tablets feature On-Screen Intelligence, letting Alexa see what's on your display and help you with tasks in real time.

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Alexa can’t control the aux input on Amazon Echo speakers anymore

You can still use the 3.5mm port on older Echo devices, but Alexa can’t control your connected device.