I'm guessing you meant to ask if the Kindle or iPad tablets can do the same things as a computer. Yes and no. It depends on the task you are attempting. While the iPad has a much more advanced range of apps than the Kindle, neither is capable of running the extremely high level of computations that your desktop and most laptops can.
an i pad it can do many more thing than a kindle
kindle dose not have a camera and a i pad 2 has one
Getting the application Watt Pad on your Amazon Kindle Fire is very easy to do. You will need to visit the Android app market and download the app to your kindle.
No. You don't need a kindle for kindle for ipad, ipod, Blackberry, or android.
Every where. a vending maching is a robot. This Computer that U are using is a robot no matter if it is a Mac or a vista or a windows or toshiba or a dell or a sony or a lenovo or a i pad or a e pad or a kindle or a phone or... Puff puff I'm out of breath
Everything
Hp touch pad
Yes, you can read Kindle books on your computer by using the Kindle for PC application. This application allows you to access your Kindle library, purchase new books, and read them on your computer screen. You can also sync your progress across devices, so you can seamlessly switch between reading on your computer and other Kindle devices.
One possibility is a local computer repair shop. The kindle is essentially a special purpose tablet computer.
Plug kindle in computer with cord go on your music and drag It to your kindle
yes it does and it gets my kindle charged forever
Go to Project Gutenberg, and select the Kindle-compatible version of the book you're interested in. Then save it to your computer. Connect the Kindle to your computer using the USB cable you received together with the device. The Kindle will now act like any flash storage device, so open My Computer and then double-click on the Kindle drive. You'll see a set of folders, including one called Documents. Copy the book from your computer and paste it into the Documents folder in your Kindle. Unplug the Kindle from your computer or, if you want to keep charging the battery, eject it (right-click on the Kindle drive in My Computer) and the new book will be on your Home list.