Review: Definitely worth a look
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2012
When I got my Kindle Fire HD (7") on release day, it was pretty obvious that the look and feel were considerably different from the original Fire. The hardware was certainly more advanced, with an external volume control (yes!), Bluetooth, front-facing camera, and an HDMI port. For someone who already owned the original Kindle Fire, it was fairly intuitive to figure things out, but I imagine that for a first-time Fire user, it may be a bit bewildering.The user guide that came on the Fire HD was just okay, covering the very basic stuff. I like Carl Bohner's guidebook more, although it's still pretty basic, but it's organized very well. I even learned a couple of tricks, like how to take screenshots.The guidebook is worth having a look at, and I noticed that it's a free borrow for Prime members. I give it four stars, but if the author will update it later, after the workings of the HD become better known and some of the secrets of the HD are revealed, I'll gladly give it five stars.