The iPad and Kindle Fire HD are two different tablets intended for slightly different market segments. The iPad is a "does everything" tablet, while the Fire HD remains focused on media consumption.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In terms of sheer sales numbers, it may seem as though there is no beating the mighty iPad. The device that basically invented the tablet ...

On paper, the new Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 blows the iPad 3 out of the water. The Fire HD is thinner, lighter, and smaller than the iPad 3. The Fire HD has dual stereo speakers with Dolby Digital ...

The Fire 10 HD Plus packs a gorgeous 10-inch HD screen, yet it doesn’t feel big at all. At 10.1 inches, it's slightly smaller than the 10.2-inch iPad and 10.9-inch iPad Air. Still, it’s ...

After unboxing the Amazon Fire HD 8 Plus, we used this tablet for approximately one month. Most of the usage involved reading books on Kindle Unlimited and Libby, the popular e-book app that ...

The Fire HD 8 is built to put Amazon apps and services ... If you can afford to buy a slightly used iPad, then it’s probably worth going that route over a Fire tablet. iPads are supported ...

The two models for children include the Fire HD 10 Kids, which is intended for ages 3 to 7 and features an extra-large protective case, and the Fire HD 10 Kids Pro, which is meant for ages 6 to 12 ...

You won't find all the apps you love from the Apple or Android app stores, but the Fire HD 10 shines as a budget tablet designed for streaming and gaming. Credit: SaVanna Shoemaker / Mashable ...

We finally know all the juicy details about the forever-rumored iPad Mini so now it’s small-tablet decision time. Is that svelte new iPad the tablet for you, or would Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD ...