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I love my Kindle. It's a five star item that I've bought at least half a dozen times for myself and friends. I can't say enough good things about it.<br /><br />The Kindle Fire? Well, we're still having our fling. The ultimate fate of it is yet to be determined. I want it to be the very sexy iPad. It seems like it could be. However, I'm not sure it's even the girl next door. Compared to the iPad, the Fire is a little temperamental -- the touch recognition isn't quite as polished, and sometimes it does things you don't want or didn't expect. It's not quite as versatile due to the Amazon store's limited selection of applications. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles and doesn't quite do as much. Plus, I'm not really the target audience, as I want to fall in love with my girlfriend's iPad but I can't figure out where it fits in my life.<br /><br />Really, that's my primary complaint with the Fire -- where does it fit in my life? I have a laptop for heavy computing and I have an iPhone for not-so-heavy computing. Anything I can't do with the iPhone I really need to haul out the laptop to get done. However, at the price I figured I could take a chance. $200 goes down a lot easier than $600. What I've found is that I may not be in love with it, but I don't want to return it either. It's kind of nice to have a lightweight computing platform I can throw in a (largish) pocket. It does a lot of things really well, and it's a fantastic media consumption device. Watching Netflix streaming and Amazon Prime streaming videos has been a joy. Plus, I found that many apps do exist in other stores, and it's not overly difficult to \"sideload\" those applications onto the device. A little bit of hacking, and this has become a pretty useful and cheap electronic device.<br /><br />I'm not in love, so I can't give it five stars. But I am in a surprised state of severe like and I think it might blossom into a beautiful friendship.
It's not an iPad, but for the price, it doesn't have to be.