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Originally Posted by HarryT
When one considers that the 32GB iPad Retina Mini costs £399 in the UK, while the almost identically-speced 32GB Google Nexus 7 is half the price, at £199, it is difficult to justify the cost of the iPad.
However, if you want a machine with more storage, you're out of luck with the Nexus, while with the iPad you have options for 64GB or 128GB.
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My two primary tablets are an 128GB iPad mini and 128GB iPad air. I started off with an iPad 1 and bought an Amazon fire when it first came out. Those two form factors work for me, I used the fire for reading at lunch and the iPad 1 for reading normally. I upgraded to the iPad 2 when the retina display came out (big, big difference), then got an iPad mini when they came out since the apps selection for the fire for the apps that I wanted was pretty bad and most of those apps lacked a professional polish. I upgraded to the two that I have now this last spring, mostly for the extra memory for media (internet can be a bit spotty at times).