it’s in the specs that it’s hands free alexa, i believe. anyway, regular
amazon support told me that i had to disable accessibility to use it. it’s not
a big deal to me, the hd 7 2017 works better to me than my old 2016 hd10 so i’m
happy. and, i found an old android keyboard which works better than other
keyboards i’ve used. i mayb do a blog on this stuff or something someday.
On Sep 22, 2017, at 10:42 AM, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Melissa. Sorry that I overlooked your "hands-off" in the message. I
keyed on your questions on Fire models in the past.
However, David is correct. And, thanks David for the correction!
The following article is well done.
The specs are very good, but, all of the screen space is a waste
unless you have some limited vision. Not to mention the 7 or 8 inch, I
like my 6 inch Fire alot and the 10 inch would be very overblown in my
hands.
But, I bet these specs will move down the line in time.
The upgrade in board ghz to 1.8, 2 gb of ram and 32 gb of internal
memory is a huge bump up.
But, of course, this device is three times the price of the basic 7
inch model. Although, if one was thinking of an Echo as well, this
might be a good compromise, and, cheaper in the long-run.
Check out this link for more:
https://www.engadget.com/2017/09/19/amazon-unveils-fire-hd-10-tablet-with-hands-free-alexa/
Stay well ... William
On 9/22/17, David Justice <dljustice739@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Melissa ,
The only Fire tablet I know of which supposedly has hands-free Alexa is the
7th generation HD 10 which is currently only available for preorder.
David Justice
