It’s slightly large for breezy one-handed use – but no more so than an iPad mini 2, really. It’s significantly heavier, but this remains light for a tablet of its size, for example the iPad Air is 1.2-inches larger but weighs 469g. The smaller 7-inch tablet is just 303g – only 13g heavier than the Nexus 7 2, while the 8.9-inch edition is 374g. Amazon has solved this with the HDX range. The design issue we had with the first generation UK Kindle Fire tablets was that they were very heavy. It’s still a pretty inoffensive look, though.
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Their rears are again made of plastic, but use an angular design that’s out to give them a more recognisable look than most Android tablets. The Kindle Fire twins are altogether more striking. It’s just 290g – which is feather-light for a tablet. It’s no style icon, but it’s a very practical design that looks decent, will offend precisely no-one, and means the tablet doesn’t weigh much. It’s black, it’s covered in plastic and it bears little in the way of eye-catching bits beyond the Nexus logo on the back. The Nexus 7 2 keeps its looks as simple as possible. Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 – Matt and gloss angular plastic back, 7.8mm thick, 231mm wide. Kindle Fire HDX 7 – Matt and gloss angular plastic back, 9mm thick, 186mm wide, 303g Nexus 7 2 – Matt plastic back, 8.7mm thick, 290g But which is the right one to go for? Nexus 7 2 vs Kindle Fire HDX 7 vs HDX 8.9 – Design All three offer great specs at a low price.
There’s the 7-inch version and the larger Kindle Fire HDX 8.9. The top contenders are the Google Nexus 7 2 and the two new Kindle Fire HDX tablets from Amazon. There are also beautiful kindle covers, cute little pens, screencovers.The next wave of high-quality, low-cost Android tablets are here. You can shop, play games, read books, play music, and upload music, watch video's, read newspapers, magazines, surf the web, and go into websites just like your laptop would, upload photos, documents, and they will send cute little offers if you want to grab them up.
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You can upload skype, and textplus to keep in contact with friends, plus all social sites. You will receive notifications just like a phone. There are anti virus's you can upload to protect your kindle, a good one is "lookout". Reading a book is just wonderful, you can dim the screen if needed. Excellent picture, excellent video, and like I said the sound is great. I am still searching to be able to change the fonts. Excellent sound, but you cant upload wallpapers, there is no option to change a wallpaper, screensaver or anything. IN other words, you can only use the tablet holding the screen towards the object and take pics, not from the back of the tablet. There is only a front view, not something to easy to use. Also there is no option to reverse the camera, such as front view or back view. I have noticed that there is a camera but, you have to upload a camera app in order to use the camera. I can also save files to my kindle from my college and access them from my app "officesuite". This is a great size, not to big, not to small, perfect. " That is the only thing that the iPod has over this item. I personally love it due to being able to do everything I want to do just as on my laptop, I think the only thing you cant do is play the actual games on Facebook directly from the website. I was just sitting here thinking why not write a review on my kindle. Kindle Fire HD~ Newest Version~One of my Best Buys Overall, I think Amazon has a great little AFFORDABLE tablet here. I would give this 5 stars, but that would be reserved for when I can comment on the durability and the ease of fixing any issues that may crop up. I do wish that there was some ability to customize the look and arrangement of the on-screen items. It's a bit heavier than I was prepared for, but I had no idea what to expect, either. However, I think that this tablet is equipped to do everything that you want, from watching HD videos from the cloud or downloaded to the device, to silly gaming apps, to emails, to reading e-books. I have to say that other than a less-than-stellar battery life, I love this thing! Now, I am old enough that I was not raised on gadgets, so I don't need the latest and greatest device. I finally broke down and bought the Kindle Fire HD 8.9" primarily as an entertainment source for my 5 y/o during 600 mile trips to see family several times a year. I have had my eye on the Kindle Fire for a couple of years now.
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