iPad mini vs Kindle Fire HD vs Nexus 7: full specs

Wow!

£150 difference between the 32GB Kindle HD & equivalent ipad mini!

You gotta really be a fanboy to justify paying that much more.

By bronven on 23 Oct 2012

There appears to be a bit of confusion with the iPad specs, is LTE included at all the price points quoted, or even any of them?

By Shuflie on 24 Oct 2012

Where is GPS in the Nexus 7 specs?

By steven_h1 on 24 Oct 2012

How about showing which ones have an SD slot

By davidk1962 on 24 Oct 2012

iPad Mini

iPad Mini supposedly does not have GPS.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57539017-37/ipad
-mini-wi-fi-version-lacks-gps-found-in-similar-tab
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By captainstu72 on 24 Oct 2012

GSP only on 3G iPad mini

http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/tab
lets/apples-wi-fi-ipad-mini-lacks-gps-unlike-googl
e-nexus-7-1106953

By stefani on 25 Oct 2012

Extra features

How about the ability to swap batteries, or charge from a standard USB connection?

By stefani on 25 Oct 2012

Swap batteries?

There is no facility for swapping batteries on the Nexus 7 or iPad Mini and I'm pretty sure it's the same for the Kindle Fire HD?

The Kindle Fire HD doesn't even come with a charger in the box. You have to pay extra and buy that separately.

By GoneWithTheWind on 25 Oct 2012

@GoneWithTheWind

That's because the Kindle Fire HD can charge with a bog standard micro-usb cable and wall plug. The same plug and cable that everything non-Apple uses now (mandated by EU law). If you're the odd one out who doesn't actually own one, or just want a spare, they cost £2 on Amazon. No silly microchipped £30 "Lightning" wires here, please.

By TheHonestTruth on 31 Oct 2012

the difference is not dso much the tablet but the customer service or lack of it as in google.

By santa on 8 Jan 2013