(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 05, 2012 ) Chicago, IL -- The website Best eReader Reviews (http://bestereaderreviews.net/) has produced an extensive Kindle Fire Review that seeks to expose both the good and the ugly side of Amazon Kindle Fire. The review incorporates three elaborate videos that demonstrate various aspects of the Kindle Fire, accompanied by comparisons with other eReaders, such as Amazon Kindle vs iPad and Nook vs Kindle. One thing that brings out the Kindle Fire as much more outstanding is perhaps the pricing which Amazon has put at $199 per unit-making it far much cheaper than most computer tablets that are currently available in the market. These ebook reader reviews are quick to point out though that this review is not just about the shiny features of the Kindle Fire alone but as well as the shortcomings that would be of great interest to potential buyers. Some of the shortcomings include lack of 3G, not too big onboard memory-though users can always use the Amazon cloud for all Amazon content and there is an additional 5GB provided for non-Amazon content.
Comparatively, the iPad2 contains up to 64GB of storage capacity but then the creators remind consumers that this iPad2 sells for up to $829, or approximately $630 more expensive than the Kindle Fire. Another common component that lacks in the Kindle Fire is the MicroSD card slot, which the review creators admit would have been great to incorporate. Lovers of cameras and microphones may be a little disappointed because the Kindle Fire does not contain them. So ONE really cannot take pictures, record audio or shoot videos. The web masters have countered the lack of these items by drawing a comparison to the 0.3MP and 0.7MP iPad cameras, with the indication that several people are of the view that they are not that super after all such that in the end, a person using the Kindle Fire will not lose out on anything big when compared
with one using the iPad. The web masters also joke that it would look somehow odd if one went around carrying a tablet computer and using it to take pictures and videos! But they acknowledge that these components would have been a great addition especially for video chatting.
The overall view of this Kindle Review is that the Kindle Fire is a great tablet computer despite its few weaknesses, especially considering that it serves the core purpose of an eBook reader.
Best eReader Reviews is a tablet review website that focuses on reviewing the best tablet computers in the market. Their objective is to provide the best information to consumers to enable them make the right decisions when looking for the best eReaders in the market at any time.
