--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine <salsunshine@...> wrote: > > On Nov 2, 2011, at 7:57 PM, tartbrain wrote: > > >>> > >>> The only good news in this case is now I may eventually get Flash on my > >>> iPadÂ… > >> > >> Really? So then they should work with, say, > >> Amazon instant videos? That would be nice. > >> Just one more thing to thank Steve for. > >> > >> > >> Sal > > > > Presumably the $199 Amazon Kindle Fire will also play Amazon Instant Video. > > And for Prime members, much of that library is free. An offer I-tunes lacks > > (or have I missed that.) Amazon Instant Video recently acquired access to > > all PBS content. The expands their library a lot -- for quality programming > > (should one be inclined towards documentaries -- I like a lot of their > > stuff.) > > > > Way cheaper tablet, way cheaper content. And Droid Honeycomb looks great. > > Agreed. We have Prime, and love it, so will probably > get a Fire as well. But it sure would be nice to be > able to also use our iPad for that too. > Sal >
Or maybe cutting board, ping pong paddle, dinner plate, square frisbee, snow scapper, paper weight, body armor, target practice. Actually, I am thinking about the ipad 3 when it emerges -- 1080p resolution as I understand -- and lots of other improvements (and curved glass case -- I would not pay extra for it, but sounds interesting. ) Or Fire II. I have a Dell Streak 7 now (for $150 through a botched 4g t-mobile contract), nice, but not quite there.
