Amazon Prime with Kindle fire vs Nook Tablet?

I really like the interface of the Kindle Fire and the design for the Nook Tablet. But I'm still boggled on which one I should get. My main concerns are selection of books, features, and price for its selections. - Amazon has more eligible to read for free books during the duration of Amazon's prime membership but has less selections than Barnes and Nobles. When I searched for some of the books I was interested in buying, the prices are usually the same with some exceptions where amazon's prices were a tad cheaper to a big discount. From 50 cents to $12 cheaper on the books I was interested in. "As an Amazon Student member you'll also get six months of FREE Two-Day Shipping with Amazon Prime, and will automatically continue receiving Amazon Prime shipping benefits at a cost of $39 a year for up to four years with automatic renewal. These benefits can't be shared with another account, but if you continue with a paid membership you'll receive access to thousands of Prime instant videos, and a Kindle book to borrow for free each month from the Kindle Owners' Lending Library. If you don't wish to continue with paid Prime benefits you can set them to not automatically renew at any time during the free period. Once the $39 membership is selected, you'll no longer be eligible for the free period even if the paid membership is canceled." I like the Nook tablet and color for their design, expandable memory, much larger selection of books and the more organized interface. I can put movies/music on the memory card and watch it on the nook when I travel or waiting. Hardware wise I would love to have the nook. Feature wise, I like the fire. I would like to see your opinion on this.

PDAs & Handhelds - 2 Answers - 2012-01-26 16:30:01

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I received a Kindle Fire for my birthday in December. At first I absolutely loved it. It's a perfect size and weight for reading and downloading books is super easy. I'm not quite sure how the Amazon membership works though as I have just been downloading the books as I go. Why I say "at first I loved it" is because we bought our kids Vizio tablets for Christmas and now I find myself feeling a tad jealous. We got them on sale at Costco for $189, $10 cheaper then the Fire. I don't think they run that cheap normally though. The Vizio has an 8" screen which is just a tad bigger then the Fire but weighs and feels about the same. My daughter is an avid reader and is still able to download any books she wants. My biggest complaint is the tablets come with the Android Market and my Fire does not. I find that I am using my Fire more and more for daily internet needs but it is not as user friendly as my kids' tablets. They can find just about any app they need as well as download books. Where as I am limited to using the Amazon App Store which has by far way less apps compared to Android Market. Their tablets have almost replaced their laptops with the exception of typing up reports and homework. A laptop keyboard is much easier. Also the Vizio comes with the in-fared so they control almost anything by remote. My son has his whole room set up to where he can sit on his bed and control his TV, his PC, his stereo, etc. and not have to switch remotes. I don't know much about the Nook but as far as wanting an E-reader/tablet, I would suggest looking into true tablets. Hope this helps and good luck!

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Answer 1
I received a Kindle Fire for my birthday in December. At first I absolutely loved it. It's a perfect size and weight for reading and downloading books is super easy. I'm not quite sure how the Amazon membership works though as I have just been downloading the books as I go. Why I say "at first I loved it" is because we bought our kids Vizio tablets for Christmas and now I find myself feeling a tad jealous. We got them on sale at Costco for $189, $10 cheaper then the Fire. I don't think they run that cheap normally though. The Vizio has an 8" screen which is just a tad bigger then the Fire but weighs and feels about the same. My daughter is an avid reader and is still able to download any books she wants. My biggest complaint is the tablets come with the Android Market and my Fire does not. I find that I am using my Fire more and more for daily internet needs but it is not as user friendly as my kids' tablets. They can find just about any app they need as well as download books. Where as I am limited to using the Amazon App Store which has by far way less apps compared to Android Market. Their tablets have almost replaced their laptops with the exception of typing up reports and homework. A laptop keyboard is much easier. Also the Vizio comes with the in-fared so they control almost anything by remote. My son has his whole room set up to where he can sit on his bed and control his TV, his PC, his stereo, etc. and not have to switch remotes. I don't know much about the Nook but as far as wanting an E-reader/tablet, I would suggest looking into true tablets. Hope this helps and good luck!
2012-01-26 16:51:02

Answer 2
Don't hesitate to buy Kindle Fire. I highly recommend it. I have mine and I am satisfied with it. you can read simple and brief review at http://www.kindlefireaccessoriesreview.com/
2012-01-26 17:58:30

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