> IOS 4 (and soon 5) - Lots of pre-existing premium apps. Android has tons of premium apps too. > 8 Gigabytes Flash vs 16 Gigabytes. The Kindle stores everyt

> IOS 4 (and soon 5) - Lots of pre-existing premium apps. Android has tons of premium apps too. > 8 Gigabytes Flash vs 16 Gigabytes. The Kindle stores everything in the cloud for free. > Video/Camera capability on iPad > 10 Hours Battery on iPad vs 8 Hours on Fire I see everyone saying here that people don't care about features, they only care about the content, this is why previous Android tablets failed despite having more features than the iPad. Again, I think only time will tell. > It's a nice first attempt, but for anyone with the extra money, I think the iPad still offers the better value play But it's $300 more expensive, that's a huge difference for the regular customer. And as I explained, the difference in features isn't that perceivable for non-techies except for the size.