Amazon Kindle Fire (2012) tablet was launched in September 2012. The tablet comes with a 7.00-inch display offering a resolution of 1024x600 pixels at a pixel density of 169 pixels per inch (ppi).

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The data displayed for this chart goes back to 1994, however we hope to be able to offer deeper historic information at a future point ...

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