The reviews are in for the Kindle Fire, and although this tablet is inexpensive and cuts the
price of an iPad in half, it has some faults. The device has no hardware volume button, a
somewhat awkward display ratio and a screen with a glare that makes it a bit difficult for
actually reading. The tablet also lacks the complexity and specifications of rivaling devices and
needs polishing on its software.
Although it has some faults and incapabilities, there are some advantages to the Kindle Fire.
Its screen displays rich colors and clear text, and the tablet also has access to a huge amount
of content from Amazon’s digital storefronts.
The consensus on the tablet is that its low cost, sleek design, and android powered systems
make it an overall good tablet ... but not great. The Kindle Fire is recommended for consumers
who want "light entertainment" and who dont want the same level of functionality as the iPad.
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