I have a Kindle Fire HD and an Ipod I am trying to use in my home. I do not have wireless - therefore am looking for something to provide that capability. Any suggestions as to what I should purchase?
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This device has a built in DSL modem and a router. It can be used with either Comcast or with most DSL providers. It is a very good modem/router combo. I have one at my cousin's restaurant and one at her house. I have not had a bit of trouble with either of them since they were installed, and customers hook up to the wi-fi easily.
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Turn off your wifi you have at home. Or do the "forget this network option". Then connect to the sandisk wifi and do whatever transfer you need to do then connect back to your normal wifi. Im thinking that would work. I dont own a kindle but i figure all devices should work the same. Ive used this on all my ios and android electronics. Sorry if im no help. Good luck!
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The wi-fi capability of the ipod touch can be used anywhere wi-fi is available -- just like using a laptop at an airport or at starbucks to check your email, for instance, requires you to sign up to a provider's fee-based plan, using a touch also requires such fees. Similarly, using your own wireless network on it is obviously no different from using it with your computer. You cannot download ebooks, however it can open pdf files within the browser. So a good way around this limitation would be to send the ebook to yourself as an attatchement!hope that helps!fawaznas
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I canceled my pre-order on the Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and decided to get the newest iPod touch 32GB. You can't really compare a tablet to a smart MP3 player. Each has strengths and weaknesses as far as portability, capability, and performance. When it came to choosing between the Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and the 5th gen iPod touch, I picked the iPod because of its software, portability, picture taking/video recording capability, and it's capability. The only reason I considered the Fire HD was because of its large screen size, which would come in handy for video watching and internet browsing. I don't see how people say Apple is dying with Steve Jobs. The iPhone 5 and 5th gen iPod touch are the best device in their history, and they were born after Steve Jobs passed away.
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Mine is just an iPad, works great. Kindle fire hd, works great. Have several other stylus's and these Are my first choice.
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I can't say for sure because I never used a Kindle Fire HD, but since it has a 3.5mm stereo jack, any earphone/headphone/speaker with 3.5mm connector should work just fine, specially low (and not so low) impedance in-ears like the A151.
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I answered before that I didn't know, but then realized that my daughter (who is visiting through New Years), has a Kindle Fire. We tried it and they work.
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Kindle Fire HD has a micro HDMI so you wouldn't need this. You would need a micro HDMI cable with micro-D connector if you want to output your Kindle to a big screen TV.
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Hi, this is mi first copter too, it´s awesome, yes, you need to have an iphone, ipod, android, etc. but a kindle fire tablet works best.
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I also have a dsl wired modem and bought the Edimax for use with my kindle fire. It works perfectly. My phone accesses the web via the Edimax, too.
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Hmmm I'm not sure about Kindle Fire HD due I don't own one :b but it should be because all electronic plug is a standard nowadays
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This is a standard Bluetooth wireless interface. I'm not familiar with the Kindle Fire HD, but if it has Bluetooth, then it should work. The unit comes with a wire, in case you need it.
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Conrad,I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire hdhowever most headphone outputs are analog only unless you are getting a digital output from the Kindle it cannot be connected to the Bifrost I did leave one thing out if my previous comment,the Bitrost also comes with an optical input as standard Hope this helpsBill
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I believe only the Kindle Fire HD has Bluetooth. The headphones should work with any Bluetooth compatible device (it does come with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack cord that would work)
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As far as I know, this should work okay. I have used an iPod, iPad, iPhone, Samsung, Kindle and Kindle Fire with no problems. ;-)
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I don't have a Fire HD6 but I've been using a Kindle reader for years and it connects to the internet through my Linksys WRT 150N WiFi. I looked at the specs for the Fire HD6 and found that it lists WiFi capability.
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The Kindle Fire HD has a micro HDMI output (non HD Fire does not). I think you'd need an adapter to make it work, though they are cheap (few bucks). Something like this I think would work: HDMI to Micro HDMI F/M Adapter