Something like light or EF emissions must be bouncing off the earth and
going back to the sky making a shadow of the cloud on the upper atmosphere
that is polluted or blanketed with Radio EF emissions that the shadow is
on. Or something. lol
Blake April 28, 2014
I can’t say with 100% certainty that the Kindle Fire has the largest offering of media, but I would be willing to bet $ 100 that it does. But before you make a decision, wait for the new Kindle Fire to come out. Rumors say they will report one soon and it has almost been a year since the first one.
I’ve played with both and think the Kindle Fire is overall nicer and a more responsive device. Amazon (in my opinion) would be more dedicated to providing better content that Barnes & Noble.
Rheanys April 29, 2014
It is true that the Kindle Fire only has 8GB of on board storage and no MicroSD slot to add storage like the Nook Color and Nook Tablet have. However the Kindle Fire offers you free, unlimited storage space for all Amazon content on the Amazon Cloud. This is accessible for download as long as you have a WiFi signal. So just download everything that you want for the day in when you have a WiFi signal.
Because of how much bigger the Amazon App Store is you will have more apps available on the Kindle Fire. Amazon Prime is great for getting you more free books, better deals on books, free unlimited movie streaming, and access to the Amazon Kindle Lending Library.
Talk to the Nook sales people at Barnes & Noble stores to learn more about media options for the Nook. If you buy a Nook, don’t get the Nook Color, get the upgraded Nook Tablet. It’s much better for media usage.
Something like light or EF emissions must be bouncing off the earth and
going back to the sky making a shadow of the cloud on the upper atmosphere
that is polluted or blanketed with Radio EF emissions that the shadow is
on. Or something. lol
I can’t say with 100% certainty that the Kindle Fire has the largest offering of media, but I would be willing to bet $ 100 that it does. But before you make a decision, wait for the new Kindle Fire to come out. Rumors say they will report one soon and it has almost been a year since the first one.
I’ve played with both and think the Kindle Fire is overall nicer and a more responsive device. Amazon (in my opinion) would be more dedicated to providing better content that Barnes & Noble.
It is true that the Kindle Fire only has 8GB of on board storage and no MicroSD slot to add storage like the Nook Color and Nook Tablet have. However the Kindle Fire offers you free, unlimited storage space for all Amazon content on the Amazon Cloud. This is accessible for download as long as you have a WiFi signal. So just download everything that you want for the day in when you have a WiFi signal.
Because of how much bigger the Amazon App Store is you will have more apps available on the Kindle Fire. Amazon Prime is great for getting you more free books, better deals on books, free unlimited movie streaming, and access to the Amazon Kindle Lending Library.
Talk to the Nook sales people at Barnes & Noble stores to learn more about media options for the Nook. If you buy a Nook, don’t get the Nook Color, get the upgraded Nook Tablet. It’s much better for media usage.