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So if you're looking for a cheap, capable tablet that's

May 29, 2017 by Devin Jones

So if you're looking for a cheap, capable tablet that's as good as anything that's been released in the last few years, get the Fire HD 8 instead of Amazon's Fire 7. In that way, you could get the best Android experience possible using the Fire HD 8, and that might get some people a little off their game. It's not a great tablet, but you'll still get a decent experience, and it's certainly not a good value. If you're like most people, then you don't particularly care about a tablet that might cost a few thousand dollars. (If you're like many people, however, and want to spend that much money on new hardware at a cheaper price, Amazon's Fire HD 8 is probably going to be that much better.) What you really do want though is a tablet, and the Fire HD 8 actually comes with a decent, cheap Android operating system, but it also comes with one of the best, most popular tablet apps available on the market.

Now I don't mean to get the Amazon Fire HD 8 as a replacement for the Fire 7. I mean, we all know it's not a tablet, and we all know that it still uses the same 5.5-inch display as the Fire HD 8, but that's not all it's got. It's also a much more powerful one than the Fire HD 8. The Fire HD 8 supports up to 16GB of RAM, and it's also an 8.7-inch Full HD display with a Full HD resolution of 1920x1080. It's very well-supported, and you can easily use it in a pinch, and it's easily removable if you want to, if you want to swap it out for something more powerful. But there's still a lot to like about the Fire HD 8, and it's the best tablet out there, and that's probably the biggest reason why it's worth it.The Washington Redskins will have a new head coach in Jim Grobe, who spent two years following Oregon's Jim Harbaugh in 2012 before being hired by the team this summer.

Grobe, who has worked at the position for the past two seasons, was hired on Tuesday.

He has held the job for the past five seasons, and the Redskins will get a new chief operating officer this offseason, according to the Redskins website.

"I have full confidence and confidence in Grobe to continue his successful leadership role for the Redskins," Redskins President Steve Kroenke said in a statement.