“‘iPad mini’ is expected to arrive in the first few months of 2012, allowing Apple to tap into a “more price sensitive consumer segment,” and also fend off the Amazon Kindle Fire, the retailer’s first entrance into the touchscreen tablet market.”
-Analyst Brian White
Review of iPad mini
The “mini” name may not refer to the size of the device, but a lower entry-level price. Someone believes that this lower priced iPad could be priced in the mid-to-high-$200 range. Surely, everyone expects this will be followed by a much more powerful, feature rich standard-priced iPad 3 in the second quarter of 2012.
iPad mini vs Amazon Kindle Fire
The Amazon Kindle Fire sports a screen size of 7 inches, If Apple does launch a 7-inch iPad, the lower-end tablet would compete directly with two popular, similarly-priced color slates: the Kindle Fire and Barnes & Noble’s $250 Nook Color.
The new Kindle Fire, Amazon’s $200 color slate that’s already selling well. The current iPad 2 starts at $500 but offers more goodies than the Kindle Fire, including a larger 9.7-inch display (vs. the Fire’s 7-inch), front and rear cameras (the Fire lacks a camera), and a mega-selection of apps.
Import Canon video to Amazon Kindle Fire and iPad mini
iPad 2 and Kindle Fire supports MPEG-4/H.264 video files, but video from Canon is always in AVCHD, MTS, M2TS formats, so if you want to import theCanon video to iPad min, iPad 2 and Kindle Fire etc, you need to convert the Canon video to MP4 with iPad min video converter .
iPad min files converter convert Canon AVCHD, MTS, M2TS video to MPEG-4/H.264 for importing to iPad min, iPad 2 and Kindle Fire etc for playback.
PS: if you are a Mac user, please go to iPad min converter for mac
