Kindle Fire vs iPod Touch - BWOne.com - Apple vs Amazon Videos

Updated 20 May, 2013, 1:04 pm IST

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Kindle Fire vs iPod Touch - BWOne.com

http://bwone.com/http://bwone.com/kindle-fire-vs-ipod-touch// Twitter http //twitter.com/bwonedotcom Google+: https //plus.google.com/u/0/115427676020280125875/ RSS Feed http //bwone.com/feed Facebook http //facebook.com/bwonedotcom Empire Avenue http //empireavenue.com/bwone In the video battler we put the Kindle Fire into battle with the iPod Touch. Now at first when you look at both of these devices you wouldn't think there is any real way to compare them since they are designed different and meant for two totally different markets. But at the their respective price points of $200 its cause many to compare them to see which is best for them money. The iPod Touch is well-known and proven and the Kindle Fire is the new guy in the market looking make waves. The Kindle Fire is aimed at being a more consumer friendly media consumption tablet. There isn't much you can do for content creation. Its goal is to make it easy and simple to read books, play games, watch moves and TV shows and buy them from the Amazon store along with other products. It comes with a 7 inch screen to make sure you can experience this content well in a portable but not pocketable device. Its using Android with a heavily customized user experience on top of it which is design for anyone to pick up and use. The iPod Touch is for the MP3 Player and PMP (Portable Media Player) market. It's all about taking your content on the go from music, movies, TV shows and games. This portable and pocketable device gives you the ability to enjoy your content anywhere. Similar to the Kindle fire is all about consuming content and not so much creating and the screen can become small when trying to read books, watch movies and TV shows. As you can see the both come with similar functions in a different hardware body for the same price. In our video you will see us comparing these similarities and breaking down the differences between both of them to give you all the information you need to make the best decision on which one to get.