Comparison of mini Retina display iPad, Kindle Fire HDX 7 and Nexus July 2013 - Tablet Zone

Display Mate has undergone a comparative test screen to the three tablets compact fashion. Screens Retina iPad mini, Kindle Fire HDX 7 and Nexus 7 (2013) have been analyzed to the last detail to determine from a scientific perspective what is the best. Despite all the hype that has been given to Apple, Amazon is the one that takes the upper hand with Google in second position within walking distance.

A few weeks ago

test underwent her older sisters: iPad Air, Kindle Fire and Nexus 8.9 HDX 10. The result was again favorable for Amazon.

In the case before us today, the three tablets have displays excellent compared to other competitors, however, little of Cupertino has significant gaps in the color range. Here his opponents border on perfection while their results are inappropriate for a tablet labeled as high-end.

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details.

pixel density of the three is really good and is around 325 ppi. This makes our eye can not distinguish individual pixels at a normal distance use.
• gloss of the three tablets is pretty good. However, in this section the Nexus 7 is presented as a portent to 572 nits, the highest mark ever found on a screen. The outcome of iPad mini Retina is somewhat low with 414 nits, and this affects their reaction to extreme lighting situations altering the perception of contrast.
• The differences are marked with color. The two Android tablets reach 100% of the color range according to the standard sRGB / Rec. 709. In fact, Google’s is above being his strong point. The Apple falls by 63%, a result is bad enough that visibly evident when compared. Its color accuracy is rated as poor.
Where stands
• Retina iPad mini is in grayscale where near perfect. This means that images are a great contrast. Here’s the Google falters a bit and the Seattle company remains strong.
• Nexus 7 returns to stand slightly in regard to energy efficiency LTPS technology thanks to its panel. It is closely followed by the Kindle Fire HDX technology introduced quantum dots. Already quite far away the bitten apple a normal LCD.
• All three models have a very similar behavior far as viewing angles and reflections on the screen is concerned.

Ultimately, the tablet that has fewer defects in any aspect and pays at a high level is the Kindle Fire HDX7. The other two have some lack, having Apple rather loose somewhere.

You can see the full analysis in Display Mate website.