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If Microsoft Office documents are more your thing, you'll be glad to find that OfficeSuite 6 from Mobile Systems. If you're serious about productivity, you'll want to upgrade to OfficeSuite Pro, which adds cloud storage access and advanced features. But if all you need is the chance to read a spreadsheet or a business proposal now and then, you'll find that the included software is all you need.The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is at its heart an entertainment device, and no matter your pleasure, it can definitely keep you entertained. The reading experience is a good one, with all of the features you'd expect if you've used a Kindle before -- dictionary definitions, notes and bookmarks, etc. X-Ray is supported, so you can get lots of helpful extra information about the characters, places, and terms in the book you're reading. Highlighting is a little tricky though, because you have to tap and hold on a word to start the highlight, then drag your finger down to the end of the highlight. More often than not the tablet would think I wanted to advance the page instead of highlighting a phrase, which was a little frustrating.
Video is a delight, when it works -- the experience with Amazon Video is fantastic, but I had quite a few problems with the Hulu app. Playback would start and stop, with plenty of "buffering" even when I bumped the video quality down to the lowest level. Since I didn't have the same problem with Amazon's own video service, the Hulu app itself might be the problem and a future update might offer a better experience.This tablet has a front-facing camera, primarily for use with video chat services like Skype. It can still be used as a camera, however, if you have the right apps from Amazon's App Store. Paper Camera works perfectly, though the photos came out somewhat darker than they should have. Might be useful in a pinch, but the camera on this tablet is definitely not designed to replace your smartphone or a standalone digital camera.
I found the battery life to be somewhat less than expected. I was only able to watch two shows on Hulu, flip through the latest issue of TV Guide, and read about six (rather short) chapters in my current book before the charge got dangerously low.It's good enough for general entertainment use around the house, but I wouldn't want to rely on the new Kindle Fire HD 8.9 for a cross-country flight, and would probably want a USB battery pack on an international flight. You'll definitely want to pack your charger, and might also be more concerned about battery preservation techniques as well -- turn off wireless when you're not using it, etc.

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