firm DisplayMate Technologies have said that the Kindle Fire screen HDX is much better than the iPad Air, based on tests of both devices.
According to the results released by the company, which specializes in testing electronic tablet screens, the Kindle Fire 8.9 HDX outperforms the iPad Air in terms of “brightness, glare and ambient light contrast of the screen, in addition to the first challenging in terms of absolute accuracy category color. “
Kindle Fire
also overcomes not only the iPad Air, but also the Nexus 10, with regard to energy efficiency, according to the signature, because their battery has a capacity of up to 12 hours duration.
Despite the advantage Amazon tablet in those aspects, DisplayMate Technologies said in regard to precision of contrast and image quality, both iPad Kindle Fire and Air are level.
Other experts have also said that the Kindle Fire beats Apple’s new tablet due to its lighter weight of 0.83 pounds, compared with the iPad Air, 1 pound, and more affordable.
Currently the iPad Air
16GB sells for $ 499, while the Kindle Fire 8.9-inch HDX 16GB is priced at $ 379.
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HDX also the Kindle Fire has a sharper screen of 339 pixels per inch, compared with the iPad Air, which has 264 pixels per inch, although at first glance the difference may not be so obvious, experts have said.
Meanwhile, the iPad Air is getting good reviews in terms of design.
“The iPad Air shines in terms of design. I find the iPad Air can hold more easily because of its curved edges, “said Anick Jesnadun, technology editor of the Associated Press.
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