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Old 11-24-2013, 08:05 PM   #565
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Originally Posted by Blossom View Post
I don't think like the average person who buys a tablet for media consumption. I am reader so that's what I want something that let's me read all that other stuff is a plus but if I can't read on it why bother. The PPI is higher on the Nexus 7.2 so the text rendering should be a huge difference from the Nook HD.

The Nexus 7.2 feels like I am holding a eReader instead of a tablet that could be because my other tablet was shape and felt like a brick.
The Kindle Fire First Generation weighs 14 ounces! The Nexus 7.2 only weighs 10.23 ounces and HDX 7 weighs 10.7 ounces so that should give you an idea of the change.
And for comparison, the Nook HD is 11.11 oz. My KF HD 2012 is 13.9 oz and has that extremely wide bezel. I never read on it, I use it for flip board, web browsing, etc. The Nook, I read on. It is 243 PPI. So you really think the Nexus 7.2 is going to be that noticeable of a difference?
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