"See at Amazon Fire Max 11 is all about its huge 11-inch screen, packing 2.4 million pixels into a 2000 x 1200 screen. That means text is readable enough to read ebooks or browse web pages, with videos and games benefitting from clear detail that does not force you to squint at blurry images. The screen is blue light low emission certified, which is something that stops eye strain when viewing for extended periods."
"Underneath the aluminum shell is an octa-core processor and 4 GB of RAM to offer a seamless experience for multitasking scenarios like keeping multiple browser tabs open while streaming background music. The eight cores divide the load evenly and never permits stuttering and lag that plagues lower-end tablets when jumping between applications. Wi-Fi 6 connectivity offers quicker data transfer rates and improved performance in busy network conditions"
Amazon's Fire Max 11 delivers an 11-inch 2000x1200 display with 2.4 million pixels and blue-light low emission certification to reduce eye strain. The tablet supports Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi controllers for flexible gaming and targets streaming and casual play as an affordable alternative to pricier iPads, with the 64GB ad-supported model discounted to $139 from $229. Internal hardware includes an octa-core processor and 4GB of RAM for smoother multitasking, plus Wi‑Fi 6 for better network performance. The aluminum frame and reinforced glass aim for increased ruggedness, with Amazon asserting it is three times more durable than the iPad 10.9-inch in tumble tests.
Read at Kotaku
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