Kindle Fire HD
Okay, I'm not much of a writer, but have been itching to get into blogging since I began trying to learn how to build my own websites. Since my very first website, Priced Right Tablets, is an affiliate site promoting various brands of tablets, it seemed only natural to attempt a blog comparing the various tablets available today.For those that may stumble upon my first blog, my apologies at my amateurism. Hopefully I will get better over time.
This will be the first of a series of blogs highlighting the pros of cons of various tablets available in today's market. Today, there are no less that 50 brands of tablets available for purchase. Considering all of the brands out there, trying to decide which one is best suited for you can be a bit confusing. Do you need a tablet with lots of memory? Or do you just need one that allows you to surf the internet with ease? For most people, the smaller, less-priced tablets, such as the Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD have plenty of computing power for their needs and are sold at very reasonable prices. However, for people that need to store a lot of information, the Apple IPAD may be better suited for them as some of these models offer up to 128 gigabytes of storage. Of course, you will pay a good deal more for the IPAD than you will for the Kindle Fire or Kindle Fire HD. So, which tablet is best?
Pros: (1) 16 GB of memory
(2) Outstanding image quality from a beautiful, advanced
screen
(3) User-friendly
(3) Responsive to the touch
(4) Quality Dolby Sound
(5) Front-facing camera works perfect with Skype
(6) Fast WIFI
(7) Access to Amazon Prime Content
(8) Price : $199
Cons: (1) Occasional delays when opening some apps
(2) Ocassionally crashes when playing some games
(3) Some apps that were available on the Kind Fire are
not available on the Kindle HD
(4) Power button can be difficult to locate due to it's
location
(5) Ads on the power saver screen
