Kindle Fire vs. iPad Comparison
September 29, 2011
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Finally, a less expensive alternative to the ever popular Apple iPad in the very crowded electronic tablet market. The Amazon Kindle Fire premiered to much anticipation but also skepticism. Many tout the Kindle Fire’s ability to play Adobe Flash Video, while Apple has refused to include this feature. Kindle Fire’s lower price point of $199 also makes it an attractive alternative to the iPad, which starts at $499. So, is the Kindle Fire an iPad killer? Click here to watch a comparison and decide for yourself.
MSNBC compares the features of the Amazon Kindle Fire to the more expensive and more popular touchscreen tablet Apple iPad 2. Click here to read more.
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