The 7-inch tablet market just got more interesting, and more confusing. CNET breaks down the key differences between two $199 tablets: the Amazon Kindle Fire HD and the Google Nexus 7. Donald Bell ...

The Nexus 7 is the taller, thinner tablet, while the Kindle Fire HD is the short stout one. Google's slate is about four percent taller, while the Fire is 20 percent wider and 17 percent thicker.

Before anyone gets confused and starts comparing this with the likes of the Google Nexus 7 and the other Android tablets out there, it is imperative to specify that this tablet is made to work in the ...

As an early user of the original Kindle Fire I was hoping for a signifcant upgrade, and Amazon didn't disappoint. Compared to the original, the new Kindle Fire HD is slightly taller and wider and a ...

To go along with its flagship 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD, Amazon today unveiled a smaller, 7-inch version of the tablet, describing it as “the world’s most advanced” device in its class. To put that ...

With the iPad Mini, Apple has decided to enter the cheap tablet fray–sort of. Apple’s smaller, lighter iPad costs $329 and up, quite a bit more than Google’s Nexus 7, Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD and ...

When Google launched the Nexus 7 earlier this summer, it was trumpeted for its best-in-class 7-inch 1280x800 IPS LCD display. It packed all the HD punch that we are used to getting in 10-inch tablets ...

Amazon has just outed another Kindle — the Kindle Fire HD 7. The new tablet is essentially a smaller version of the just-announced Kindle Fire HD 8.9, but with a 1280 x 800 7-inch IPS screen instead ...

It was 10 months ago that we had a doppelgänger in our midst. Amazon unleashed the Kindle Fire to the world and we spent much of the beginning of our review comparing and contrasting it to the (even ...

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Google's Nexus 7 tablet was hailed as the Kindle Fire-killer when it burst onto the scene in July, but at last week's press event in Santa Monica Amazon responded with full force, dropping the price ...