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I'm torn between getting a Kindle Fire and the Nexus 7. I have a lot of Kindle books, but also a lot of video content purchased through Amazon as well. I feel t
by jwwest 14y ago
I'm torn between getting a Kindle Fire and the Nexus 7. I have a lot of Kindle books, but also a lot of video content purchased through Amazon as well. I feel that the Nexus 7 is a better device as it's not locked down to Amazon's eco system, but the lack of a Amazon video player for Android (without having to sideload the apk that is) leaves me in a weird predicament.
My wife has a Kindle Fire, I love the form factor -- my iPad 1 is getting long in the tooth and isn't as "portable" as the KF -- but I'm still bothered by the lock-in of the device.
- GFischer 14y agoI haven't seen a Nexus 7 personally, but from my experience with the Kindle, it looks like it will be a better and more flexible device (I appreciate the Play store and other benefits of stock Android). Not that the Kindle Fire would be a bad choice, but I'd personally choose a Nexus 7.