Amazon has unveiled new Alexa tablets priced from $230 to $550 and said it will stop making new Fire devices, marking a major shift in its hardware strategy. The tablets are available for preorder now and ship Oct. 14.

Oct 8, 2026 - 09:40

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Amazon has unveiled new Alexa tablets priced from $230 to $550 and said it will stop making new Fire devices, marking a major shift in its hardware strategy. The tablets are available for preorder now and ship Oct. 14.

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