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Published: 2012-11-05, Author: David , review by: tech.uk.msn.com
The software is much more accessible than vanilla Android, the browser is fast and the selection of books and other products impressive.
Because the range of apps is curated, it's very small. Video looks good but you can't zoom in on widescreeners, so big black bars dominate the screen
This is a fast, effective tablet with a great, vivid hi-res screen. If you're after an ebook reader that does more, this is an efficient model – but you are signing up for Amazon's walled garden of content....
Easy to use, Good screen, Strong on music and books
No offline Lovefilm videos, Slow browser, Rivals have better specs
The Kindle Fire HD is a solid choice for someone looking for something like an iPad but without the high price tag. If you're prepared to go for a slightly more complex tablet, the Nexus 7 is better though....
Cheap, good screen, great if you're already part of the Amazon eco-system
Sluggish performance for some tasks, unintuitive interface, battery drains quickly, adverts are annoying
Amazon's tablet is a great buy for Kindle fans, has some handy features for business users, and is certainly well-priced. But it's let down by sluggish performance and an unintuitive interface....
The Amazon Kindle Fire HD isn't for everyone. Although based on Android, it trades-in many of the system's charms in favour of an interface geared towards getting you to use Amazon services such as Amazon Cloud Player, LoveFilm and the Kindle bookstore. A...
Abstract: Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD matches the Nexus 7's low £159 price point. But can it stand up to Google's features or performance? Yes—and no. Amazon addicts take note: the Kindle Fire HD may be just what you're looking for, even if its hardware is older...
Abstract: In another example of the world’s worst kept secret, Apple unveiled its iPad Mini on Tuesday, finally giving in to the urge to enter the 7in tablet arena and follow Google and Amazon's blazing trails.Apple doesn’t normally like following suit and playi...
Abstract: A tablet custom-built for buying books and movies: for mainstream apps and web browsing, you may want to look elsewhereRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) To us Brits, the Kindle brand is all but synonymous with an E Ink screen and month-long battery life. No...
A tablet custom-built for buying books and movies: for mainstream apps and web browsing, you may want to look elsewhere...
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Published: 2012-09-17, Author: Mark , review by: stuff.tv
HD display packs a visual punch, Does what it says on the tin, 7in is the sweet spot for portability
Less apps and games to enjoy, Makes internet shopping too easy
verdict Apple expects its iPad to do nothing less than destroy the PC and revolutionise the world. Amazon has less lofty ambitions. If its tablet can simply shift your film, music and book buying from the web to the Kindle Fire HD, Jeff Bezos will be a ve...
