Of all the apple ipad competitors throughout the last few years , we’d expect Amazon’s Kindle Fire series has given Apple the the majority of cause of worry . Definitely sure , Asus and Google have performed nicely with the Nexus 7 , at the same time Samsung’s tablets have sold in respectable figures , however the Kindle Fire has sold – albeit seasonally – in large figures , and Amazon’s mix of powerful assistance and highly aggressive costs is fairly compelling . It continues to be seen whether Samsung or Google learn how to promote content as well as technology , but Amazon absolutely does . The trouble with the 7in Kindle Fires has been that they will not be most people’s first preference of tablet . They’re portable , well designed and well-built , and the Fire HD has a superb display , but there are compromises you need to make when taking the Kindle Fire route , and the presence of the Nexus 7 at the same price point means rigid competition , even without the additional pressure from the expensive iPad mini .
With the development of the Kindle Fire HD 8 .9 into the UK , nevertheless , Amazon has its most compelling tablet yet . You get a very solid , well-specified tablet with an excellent 8 .9in HD screen at a price that undercuts the Nexus 10 and iPad mini . There are still compromises , but for under £250 they might well be worth making .
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