Apple iPad mini vs Google Nexus 7 vs Amazon Kindle Fire HD: Specifications infographic

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Infographic pitting the key specs of the hotly anticipated tablets against each other.

Apple, Amazon and Google are all vying to offer the best tablet experience.

The devices range between 7-7.9ins and have a starting price of 159. Check out the infographic below for all the key features to help you make up your mind, before making that all important purchasing decision.

Apple iPad mini vs Google Nexus 7 vs Amazon Kindle Fire HD

Khidr Suleman
Khidr Suleman is the Technical Editor at IT Pro, a role he has fulfilled since March 2012. He is responsible for the reviews section on the site  - so get in touch if you have a product you think might be of interest to the business world. He also covers the hardware and operating systems beats. Prior to joining IT Pro, Khidr worked as a reporter at Incisive Media. He studied law at the University of Reading and completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Magazine Journalism and Online Writing at PMA Training.
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