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There are a lot of tablet PCs to choose from now, and the competition just got better when Amazon announced its upcoming Kindle Fire, due to be released on November 15 but available for pre-order now through Amazon.com on a first come, first served basis.  The flagship modern tablet was, of course, Apple’s iPad.  In the estimation of many people, the iPad is the only tablet.  Back in the day, before the iPod, people just called MP3 playing devices MP3 players, but it wasn’t long after the arrival of iPod before people simply started calling all MP3 players iPods.  The same, or similar, has happened now with iPad.  

Some tablets run various versions of the Android operating system, to lesser and greater success.  But the Android app market place is a bit under stuffed compared with Apple’s App Store.  Not to mention, there is little cross-compatability between versions of Android, which makes an uncomfortable environment for developers.  All things considered, you still do have some choices when it comes to adopting the right tablet fit for you.  The following infographic hopes to make that just a little easier.  (Sorry, but the Kindle Fire is not on the graph.  More on that one, later.)