Short Description
Fire, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB - Includes Special Offers, Black
Friday, October 23, 2015
Google Nexus 7: Best Tablet For Kids
Google Nexus 7 Android Tablet:
Short Description
7 1280x800 HD display (216 ppi)
Back-lit IPS display
Scratch-resistant Corning glass
1.2MP front-facing camera
16 GB internal storage (actual formatted capacity will be less)
1 GB RAM
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth
Quad-core Tegra 3 processor
Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) what's in the box: ASUS 16GB Google Nexus 7 Inch Tablet, AC Adapter, Micro-USB to USB Cable and 1-Year Limited Warranty.
Fire, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB - Includes Special Offers, Black
Short Description
Fire, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB - Includes Special Offers, Black
Amazon Kindle Fire HD6
Amazon Kindle Fire HD6: Tablet for Kids
- Beautiful 6" HD display with over a million pixels (252 ppi / 1280 x 800)
- All-new Amazon Underground, a one-of-a-kind app store experience where over $10,000 in apps, games and even in-app items are actually free - including extra lives, unlocked levels, unlimited add-on packs and more
- Enjoy more than 33 million movies, TV shows, songs, books, Android apps and games
- Available in five brilliant color choices
- Fast quad-core processor up to 1.5 GHz for quick app launches and fluid graphics
- Rear-facing HD camera and front-facing VGA camera
- Create personal profiles, link two Amazon accounts to share books, apps and games, and set device usage limits for kids
Fire, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB - Includes Special Offers, Black $49.99 from amazon
|
Fire Kids Edition, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case |
iPad Mini 2
iPad Mini 2: Great tablet for kids and parents
The iPad Mini 2 offers an excellent high-resolution display that rivals the iPad Air's, a fast A7 processor, and tops it off with improved Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity, with battery life that's as good or better than the original Mini.
The 7.9" Retina Display makes its debut on the iPad mini, maintaining its enormous 2048 x 1536 native resolution. At 326 pixels per inch, the Retina Display can show up to 3.1 million pixels at a time. The Retina Display is also a capacitive touchscreen so you'll be able to utilize all the multi-touch gestures of iOS 7. Its smaller form factor makes it easier to hold in one hand. The iPad mini comes in a silver finish.
See more...
----------------------------------------------------
iPad mini 2 review
The iPad mini 2 is flawless in so many ways. From a rich app catalog to the best design on the market, the mini 2's only real downfall is its price. If your pockets are deep you'll simply love it.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Screen Resolution : 2048 x 1536
Processor Core : Dual-core (2 Core)
Rear Camera Resolution : 5 Megapixel
Amazing screen
Cutting edge CPU
Brilliant design
Similar-spec rivals are much cheaper
16GB too low storage
The new iPad mini 2 was, in 2013, Apple's next step in the smaller tablet wars - and with Google and Amazon stepping up their respective games, the Cupertino brand needed something that hit back with strength.
However, even with that landscape, we were still surprised when Apple announced the iPad mini 2 on stage, coming with things like the A7 chip under the hood and a 128GB iteration to satisfy those that crave a lot of HD action (although you're now stuck with 32GB maximum for the cheaper tablet).
Today’s best Apple iPad Mini 2 deals
Coming soon!
M7 Chip
The addition of the M7 chip in the iPad mini 2 seems on the surface to be a little redundant, given you won't be doing much in the way of exercise with the mini strapped to your arm.
Next page »
Key differences between the iPad mini and iPad mini 2:
Screen:
The newer iPad mini comes with a Retina display. This offers a much higher resolution than the original iPad mini and it really tells. The screen is much sharper and brighter - it's one of the best tablet screens around. That's not to say that the original iPad mini's screen is rubbish. In fact it's decent. Video and pictures look good, it's when reading text that you'll wish for a higher resolution.
Processor:
The iPad mini comes with the iPad 2's A5 processor in tow. It's a little long in the tooth now but has no problem running apps. The newer iPad mini comes with the same processor as the iPhone 5S, the 64-bit A7. You'll find that 3D games, like Infinity Blade 3, offer more detail and 3D effects on the Retina screen of the new iPad mini. If you want to use heavy duty apps like 3D rendering and video/photo editing you may want to pick up the more expensive iPad mini, but if not the processor jump is less of an issue than the screen.
Camera:
The new iPad mini has a slightly better front and rear camera. You'll get better shots in lower light conditions with it.
Battery life:
Both iPad minis last about the same amount of time - 10 hours of constant use.
Cost:
This is the other big difference between the original iPad mini and the new one. The storage configurations now add a 128GB model: the Wi-Fi-only 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB models cost $399, $499, $599, and $699, respectively. LTE-equipped versions, available in the US from AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, cost $129 more: $529 to a sky-high $829.
The iPad Mini 2 offers an excellent high-resolution display that rivals the iPad Air's, a fast A7 processor, and tops it off with improved Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity, with battery life that's as good or better than the original Mini.
- Apple iOS 7, 7.9-Inches Retina Display
- Apple A7 chip with 64bit architecture and M7 motion coprocessor
- 16 GB Flash Memory, 1 GB RAM Memory
- 10-hour battery life
The 7.9" Retina Display makes its debut on the iPad mini, maintaining its enormous 2048 x 1536 native resolution. At 326 pixels per inch, the Retina Display can show up to 3.1 million pixels at a time. The Retina Display is also a capacitive touchscreen so you'll be able to utilize all the multi-touch gestures of iOS 7. Its smaller form factor makes it easier to hold in one hand. The iPad mini comes in a silver finish.
See more...
----------------------------------------------------
iPad mini 2 review
The iPad mini 2 is flawless in so many ways. From a rich app catalog to the best design on the market, the mini 2's only real downfall is its price. If your pockets are deep you'll simply love it.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Screen Resolution : 2048 x 1536
Processor Core : Dual-core (2 Core)
Rear Camera Resolution : 5 Megapixel
Amazing screen
Cutting edge CPU
Brilliant design
Similar-spec rivals are much cheaper
16GB too low storage
The new iPad mini 2 was, in 2013, Apple's next step in the smaller tablet wars - and with Google and Amazon stepping up their respective games, the Cupertino brand needed something that hit back with strength.
However, even with that landscape, we were still surprised when Apple announced the iPad mini 2 on stage, coming with things like the A7 chip under the hood and a 128GB iteration to satisfy those that crave a lot of HD action (although you're now stuck with 32GB maximum for the cheaper tablet).
Today’s best Apple iPad Mini 2 deals
Coming soon!
M7 Chip
The addition of the M7 chip in the iPad mini 2 seems on the surface to be a little redundant, given you won't be doing much in the way of exercise with the mini strapped to your arm.
Next page »
Key differences between the iPad mini and iPad mini 2:
Screen:
The newer iPad mini comes with a Retina display. This offers a much higher resolution than the original iPad mini and it really tells. The screen is much sharper and brighter - it's one of the best tablet screens around. That's not to say that the original iPad mini's screen is rubbish. In fact it's decent. Video and pictures look good, it's when reading text that you'll wish for a higher resolution.
Processor:
The iPad mini comes with the iPad 2's A5 processor in tow. It's a little long in the tooth now but has no problem running apps. The newer iPad mini comes with the same processor as the iPhone 5S, the 64-bit A7. You'll find that 3D games, like Infinity Blade 3, offer more detail and 3D effects on the Retina screen of the new iPad mini. If you want to use heavy duty apps like 3D rendering and video/photo editing you may want to pick up the more expensive iPad mini, but if not the processor jump is less of an issue than the screen.
Camera:
The new iPad mini has a slightly better front and rear camera. You'll get better shots in lower light conditions with it.
Battery life:
Both iPad minis last about the same amount of time - 10 hours of constant use.
Cost:
This is the other big difference between the original iPad mini and the new one. The storage configurations now add a 128GB model: the Wi-Fi-only 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB models cost $399, $499, $599, and $699, respectively. LTE-equipped versions, available in the US from AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, cost $129 more: $529 to a sky-high $829.
| Apple iPad Mini with Retina display | Google Nexus 7 (2013) | Apple iPad Mini (2012) | Apple iPad Mini with Retina display (base model) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $829 | $270 | $299 | $399 |
| Display size/resolution | 2,048x1,536 | 1,920x1,200 | 1,024x768 | 2,048x1,536 |
| PC CPU | Apple A7 | 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdrgaon S4 Pro | Apple A5 | Apple A7 |
| Memory | 1GB | 2GB | 512MB | 1GB |
| Storage | 128GB | 32GB | 16GB | 16GB |
| Networking | Wi-Fi/LTE | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
| Operating system | iOS 7.0.3 (64-bit) | Android 4.3 | iOS 7.0.3 | iOS 7.0.3 (64-bit) |
The iPad Mini has already been designed to truly do a lot of tasks equally as well as a larger-size iPad, and that Retina Display makes it a better e-reader, Web browser, and photo viewer. But its price seems to acknowledge its versatility. And, while it's $100 less than an iPad Air for the same specs and promised battery life, some people will inevitably consider paying up just for a physically larger screen on the Air, even at the same resolution.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)