I am definitely curious about the planned limitations on the Kindle Fire.
Clearly, a low cost tablet can be a benefit to a consumer if it's of
comparable technology and having a captive market is a boon to Amazon. The
question for me is what are the exact limitations of the Fire? It sounds
like it's a great deal and over the life of the device, I probably would buy
a considerable number of products from Amazon...I've only seen the nook
color, but considering the array of products from Amazon...including online
storage of non-Kindle documents and media files that can be synced with the
Fire I am tempted to take a long look this Christmas at the Kindle Fire.
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 9:32 AM, B. Estrade <estrabd@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sat, Oct 01, 2011 at 09:39:57AM -0500, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> > Any opinions on a Nook Color vs Kindle Fire? (The latter is not out yet
> > obviously but curious what others think).
>
> I have only experience with the current Kindle, and I my only opinion
> is that if you want an ereader, go with something like the Kindle and
> it's e-ink technology. An ereader is meant to be a reader, not a
> tablet. If Amazon figured out how to make color e-ink and make it into
> a touch screen, then more power to them.
>
> Brett
>
> >
> > Jonathan
>
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