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Kindle Fire is good for reading books, watching movies and playing 'Some' games, as allot of games use a gyroscope as the Kindle Fire does not have one.  The lack of a gyroscope means motion controlled games will not work, as they only use the accelerometers.

Kindle also does not have a camera, MIC, or HDMI out.  My Xoom has an HDMI out meaning I can connect it to my 61 TV (as I do) and it turns my TV into a HUGE 61inch Tablet... mwhahahahahaha.... you might not think much about it until you connect a TV to it and just say.... DAMN....

ipod Touch is like a iPad but smaller, and that's a big NO, see if your going to use something for movies, games, books, your not going to want a small screen iPod Touch.  I have Droid, Droid X, Droid X2, Thunderbolt, Nexus, Xoom, Kindle Fire and take it from me you need to have a large screen, your eyes will thank you.

I would look into some other tablers before making a desicion anytime soon as cheap 4.0 tablets are coming out and CES is almost here with even cheaper tablets.

My Kindle Fire is great for what it does and that's books, movies, some games but for what your going to want, I would wait.

 

Also: Your Kindle Fire displays PDF documents natively with built in Adobe PDF reader allowing you to view the PDF without losing any of the original formatting. You can zoom in on PDFs by pinching to expand or compress the display. You can also magnify PDFs by viewing them in landscape mode. Not to mention all the freakin PDF/Excel apps on the market to boot.



PS4 Preordered - 06/11/2013 @09:30am

XBox One Preordered - 06/19/2013 @07:57pm

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