Apple iPad 3 vs. Fire HDX 8.9
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Sorry for complexity of answer, a bit more involved than apples and oranges. We have original kindle fire rooted with latest android software and it rocks dollar for dollar. But we also ordered a recond Ipad 3, bought a 5th gen ipod and iphone at exorbitant prices. Kindle can do it all, problem lies with others perceptions. Family in law are "only" getting latest I whatever, and then expect everyone to use "face time" instead of goggles hangouts which are inconvenient. Apple has some cool stuff but not worth the cost in my opinion unless it is a prerequisite to family cohesiveness.
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The specs look very similar but I notice the size differences below, which may be slightly off. It's probably so minute it won't matter, but best to wait until Skinomi confirms a Fire HDX version Kindle Fire HDX: 9.1" x 6.2" x 0.31" (231 mm x 158 mm x 7.8 mm) Fire HDX: 9.1" x 6.2" x 0.3" (231 mm x 158 mm x 7.8 mm)
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Having no experience with the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, I cannot provide a definitive answer. However, if the aforementioned device has a HDMI port, I would wager on it being compatible. There is generally very little difference between one brand of HDMI cable to another.
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The A7 has that iPad doesn't:NVidia Tegra 2 - Dual Core Processor. Fast and reliable for web browsing, gaming and graphic intense sites.HDMI Out for 1080P Playback on your HD TVBluetooth 2.1 - Compatible with most if not all BT Speakers, Headphones, etc.Micro SD Slot for extra Storage and Media PlaybackFull size USB 2.0 Slot1.3MP Camera
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External Differences Both the iPad 2 and iPad 3rd Gen models are available with either a black or white glass front and an aluminum back (with a black plastic area for configurations with cellular data connectivity) and have a speaker, built-in microphone and support system-wide video mirroring and up to 1080p video out. Both lines have 9.7-inch multitouch, glossy, IPS LED-backlit displays, but the iPad 3rd Gen models have a "resolutionary" 9.7-inch 2048x1536 (264 ppi) "retina" display. This compares to a resolution of just 1024x768 (132 ppi) on the iPad 2 line.
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Kindle Fire is 1st generation, Kindle Fire HD is 2nd Generation, Kindle Fire HDX is 3rd generation and is the current generation. Kindle Fire is the smallest.
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Only use mine with the iPhone and agree it is great. I know nothing about the iPad 3 but if it is a 30 pin receptor you shouldn't have a problem.
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I can't say for sure about he iPad but it handled my Kindle Fire without a problem.
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I use a Note 3 and added this tablet. Was an iPad 1 user. I prefer Android over iOS any day due to customization. Also products are however built like a tank whereas I feel all of my Samsung devices are more fragile. Apple is overpriced, made for people scared of technology i.e., can only turn something on and off but can't configure things, and Apple doesn't care about customers owning prior generation products i..e., no effort to make newer software backward compatible unlike Samsung/Android or Microsoft. Apple tries to force an upgrade cycle on its customers. Reject it!
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I have ipad2 and ipad3 and both work ok. Sometimes with ipad3 there are stability issues, where the image comes in and out. I pretty much have to close all running apps on the ipad to make sure there is no interruption. I'm not sure whether that is cable's fault since this never happens with ipad2. But over all it works well.
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Speaking as someone that has both, sounds like the iPad would suit you better.
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I believe my iPad is a 3 but I haven't had any trouble with that. So far I'm very pleased with the product.
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The first iPad mini it's like having an iPad 2. iPad mini with retina more powerful and has a higher resolution then 1080p and is on the same level as iPad air. iPad mini 3 the only thing new is finger print reader otherwise it's the as iPad mini with retina.
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NOOK HD screen better. It has a resolution of 1440X900. . Speed ​​dual-core processor device. . Faster!
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I'mNot familiar with Kindle Fire. I like IPad and Mini has all same capabilities just smaller footprint. I have IPad 2 do no experience with Retina display. Wish I could be of more help.
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I'm not sure about the iPhone or fire. But I can tell you I use an iPad and can not for the life of me get it to link with with my fitness pal at all. Really disappointing . Every time I try it crashes.
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I have not gotten confirmation on the Fire HDX, but I do know if you have the new Kindle Fire HD then you are out of luck on getting the Furby Boom app to work. I have been on the phone with Hasbro and Amazon.com and they have both said it is not compatible. They have mislead many Kindle Fire HD owners.