difference between a nabi 2 tablet and a kindle fire
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specs wise they are about the same but the nabi is made for kids so it is going to be more thought out in that way than the kindle fire is. the parental controls are a bit better on the nabi and the nabi comes with an awesome free educational software for kids prek- grade 5!!
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Yes, I believe it will. The difference between the Nabi and Nabi 2 is in the software .
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It is compatible with the new kindle fire..the major difference is the new hd 7 has its on/off switch on the back..and it has a opening for it..also the charger input is slanted slightly and volume controls are toward back..hope this helps
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The Lite tablet has a polymer back, which allows the lablet to be lighter. It is aslo easier to hold and does not heat up as fast,like the metal tablet.
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Don't know, but highly advise to stay away from these tablets. Their cheap cost is attactive, but I bought two, one for each of my boys and w/i 3 months both were garbage due to plug in receiving pin coming loose of the main board inside andinternal battery coming loose. Go with a kindle or older model Ipad. It may be more cost for those, but I don't even believe you get what you pay for with these coby tablets.
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I had this same question earlier this week. I decided to go to Walmart and purchase the Nabi 2 for my 8 year old in case it didn't live up to our expectations, we could have a hassle free return. It's been a week and he loves it!!! I have installed amazon kindle, storia and amazon app store on it so that we can have more options for entertainment. I plan to add movies and music to an sd card so that he can have the space to download as many apps as he likes. I chose this tablet simply for the parental controls, making it safer, the durability and the fact that we can keep it on mommy mode when he gets older. I do admit that the spinlets tv and music seem preschool-ish but like I said there are many alternatives such as Amazon since this is a "real" android tablet.
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My kindle is just the Kindle Fire, not the HD version, works fine. Just much easier to use hand rather than stylus for me though.
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Yeah, it does. But save yourself some hassle & headaches later on and buy something else. I returned the one I bought after so many bad reviews. I ended up buying my daughter a Kindle Fire HD. Better to do a little more shopping & doing a lot of research on items & rethinking if the risk would be worth it. Maybe down the road the Tabeo will be better built since it's new. More than likely a rushed product.
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I did not like my Sylvania so I returned it and bought a kindle fire nd. Night and day difference with speed and quality.
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Don't know the physical differences. Price on BLACK origami was less, as I recall. I had also seen my sister's on her Kindle HD Fire
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Not sure about the fire...you need a micro USB our regular USB AND a Sony app from the google play store (or the kindle store).
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It's a little like comparing apples to oranges. I love my Kindle Fire. Great for the intended purpose of reading, game playing, even internet searches. I see it more as an entertainment tool. The Asus T 100 can certainly do all of that, but the keyboard allows me to use it for work. It can be used for the same type of entertainment purposes, but I use it primarily for work. The fact that Microsoft Office comes with the purchase, in addition to the fact that you are not paying extra for the keyboard, makes it the best value overall. I absolutely LOVE it. I had looked at Windows Surface, but the Asus beats it by miles in all respects. Kindle Fire: High entertainment value. Asus: the total package. Good Luck!
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The nabi is a piece of GARBAGE. It doesn't run very many apps, unless you download several programs to work around the nabi's deficiencies. I have spent hours setting up our nabi just to get it close to running the way our kindle fire ran out of the box! And sometimes it randomly decides that even after charging for a few hours, it's not ready to let us turn it on. We're probably going to throw our nabi away and just get another kindle fire just to avoid the constant frustration of the nabi. Oh, and the nabi is much heavier and unwieldy.
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I can't really tell by the picture. You'll need a hdmi on one which is the large end. I believe that is what you have here, but the smaller one end will have to fit your Fire. So it is smaller I think a micro hdmi Just search for hdmi to kindle fire hdmi. I would copy and paste that for you if I knew how to do that on my kindle. Good luck!
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I'm using the keyboard with a 10 inch Galaxy Tab 2 which is also an Android device. I can't say for sure but since the Kindle Fire runs on Android you shouldn't have a problem using the Android version of this keyboard with it. I love the keyboard, by the way, makes typing a breeze! Hope this helps.
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I haven't timed it, but I've been using the 2.1A slot for my Fire HD and it has worked great (I can use it while it charges and it will fully charge while I'm doing so). It has worked as good or better than the kindle-specific charger.
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Hi Melissa,The ASUS tablet is generic to both Kindle and Nook "subscriptions". You can shop the Android market for both of these apps and download their respective eBooks, as long as you have a subscription to do so.Does this help? Let us know.