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In reply to the discussion: Kindle HD6 and other pads/ tablets, opinions? [View all]HuckleB
(35,773 posts)44. I'd recommend looking into Kobo.
You have much more flexibility, and you aren't stuck with Amazon's business tactics.
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I have the first edition of Kindle Fire. I absolutely love it. However, I have never owned a
ChisolmTrailDem
Sep 2014
#1
Yes, I have a smart phone and the relationship is strained. Indeed, my relationship with my smart
ChisolmTrailDem
Sep 2014
#7
Thanks, I appreciate the review. Is the extra inch worth it, cost/niceness?
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#6
Yeah exactly, there's tons of other inexpensive tablets out there that run full Android.
Initech
Sep 2014
#19
I would take a hard look at the Nexus and Memo lines of tablets before buying a kindle
Egnever
Sep 2014
#12
The advantage of a true Android tablet is that you are not locked into Amazon.
alarimer
Sep 2014
#20
I don't think its true about having to buy things again, or not sharing to devices
bhikkhu
Sep 2014
#34
i'm looking to get an ereader for the first time and now they have come out with Kindle Voyage
JI7
Sep 2014
#29
Does the 4g thing mean you pay through a cell phone provder, monthly charge?
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#38