Kindle Fire Tablet

We notice many top rated technology firms introduce their unique version of pc tablets like the Samsung Galaxy, Motorola Xoom and RIM's Blackberry Playbook, for example. Nonetheless, none of those competing firms are already qualified to significantly affect Apple's domination from the tablet computer world at this point.

At first glance, looks like the Amazon's all-new tablet will stance a significant challenge to your apple ipad 2, specially that it's coming in at $199 in comparison to Apple's iPad 2 price of $499. Even so, a close look at the specifications and features is needed to aid select which tablet is right for you. Having said so, let's take a detailed look at the positives and negatives of your Amazon Kindle Fire.

Operating-system: the Amazon Kindle Fire operates on a personalized rendition of Android 2.3 OS, while, the Apple iPad 2 works Apple's the new ios 4.3.1. Without getting too technical, both these systems are very much the same, with a bit of dissimilarities. However, with the blend of the modern cloud-accelerated split web browser, Amazon Silk, the internet encounter within the Kindle is expected to have advantage when it comes to speed as well as functionality.

Cpu: the Kindle Fire utilizes the TI OMAP 4 dual-core processor, whereas, the apple ipad 2 utilizes Apple's A5 dual-core processor. Both cpus have a swiftness of 1 GHz, as a result, they are quite similar in relation to speed.

Memory & Storing: the 1st generation Kindle Fire has minimal space for storage at 8 GB and does not come with option to boost this storage space (i.e. it won't use a microSD port). Even so, the iPad 2 has numerous memory storage alternatives, specifically, 16, 32 and 64 GB. Having said so, Amazon gives you free online storage space through Amazon cloud for electronic digital content like applications, music, films, books and online games.

Display & Screen Resolution: the Kindle Fire in addition to the iPad 2 have high-resolution multi-touch screens. Nonetheless, the Kindle tablet contains a smaller sized 7 inch screen when compared to the iPad's 9.7 inch display. Hence, dependant upon everything you mean employing your tablet for, you'd probably make a choice across the other.

Through the above review, one can possibly discover that Amazon's Kindle Fire is not going to pose a considerable problem to Apple's iPad, rather than the price tag differential. Even so, I do believe that this is a good start for Amazon as it enters the competitive world of tablet PCs. By pricing the Kindle Fire at US$199, Amazon renders tablet PCs considerably more available for the general audience and will also be a well-liked present idea for any Christmas/Holiday season. A great option, be aware of the iPad 3 release date.