It seems that experts, non-experts and regular consumers agree that the two new Androidtablets Amazon’s Kindle Fire and the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet are this month’s archrivals because the two devices are offering the similar “Android solution” like forking the operating system and, or, removing Google’s native Android application marketplace. Plus, adding a new user interface on top of the stock Android operating system for smartphones.
Nevertheless, the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet are getting a lot of attention largely due to the cheaper asking price/s undercutting Apple’s popular iPad tablet PC and dozens of overpriced Android tablet devices running either the smartphone or the true tablet Android operating system (which is Honeycomb).
Here’s a closer look at both devices, touching upon both the hardware and the software to help you decide which might be the better purchase for you. I actually recommend them both — but to different types of users. To that end, stay tuned for a follow-up piece that discusses the type of user each of these tablets is suited for.
The drop test has declared the Nook Tablet the winner, but many video (and written) reviews are claiming that the Kindle Fire is the smarter choice just because it offers a more complex ecosystem filled with free and premium, productive and gaming applications, e-books, colorful magazines, music files and more, while the Nook Tablet’s ecosystem still needs more seed. Sturdy device vs software powerhouse?
Find out which might be optimal for you, depending on the type of consumer you are. If I could put the Amazon ecosystem on the Nook’s hardware, I think that would be the best of both worlds. No matter which tablet you choose, you want to make you Kindle Fire or NookTablet content more colorful, and you would like to transfer more movies/musics to yourTablet, then maybe you can free download the poweful and smart Kindle Fire videoconverter for mac to solve any videos to Kindle Fire video transferring problems, also the software can assist you to convert videos/audios to Nook Tablet or other mobile devices freely with its easy-to-use interface.
