Thread: Netflix, Pandora and more available on Fire
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Old 11-09-2011, 08:18 PM   #39
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I get what you're saying about some folks wanting to pop in an SD card with content or easily exceeding the onboard storage. I have Transformers 1 and 2 on my tablet and each one is 1Gb. So, the Kindle would only hold 7 of those movies. I'm not disputing that. But once I'm done watching a movie it's deleted off of my device. I don't need it there anymore.
Amazon shrewdly designed the Fire to be a cloud and streaming device, with the ability to hold a small amount of content. I think some people will quickly tire from constantly loading and unloading videos.

For those who plan to only stream video content, the Fire is an excellent choice and well spec'd for their needs.
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