It could simply mean an item that was returned without being used, or an item with a damaged package, or a previously broken item that was repaired in an Amazon factory. Let's start with defining 'refurbished.' This can mean a variety of things.

Why you should buy the Amazon Fire 7 Tablet If you're already sold by the incredibly low price, just head on over to Woot! and buy it before it's gone. Below, we'll run through what 'refurbished' really means and list all the things this low priced tablet can handle. Right now on Woot!, a website owned by Amazon, you can get a refurbished model of the Amazon Fire 7 Tablet for as low as $25. If you need a simple, compact tablet for daily tasks, this is the best deal you're going to find all day. This includes Amazon’s Kindle Fires and Barnes & Noble’s Nook HD, HD+, and the Nook Tablet. It is “optimized for Samsung’s tablet devices” according to the developer. Tablets with a 7-inch or larger screen will automatically get the tablet optimized version. Though Flipboard specifically called out Samsung tablets like the Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Galaxy Nexus in their announcement, the app is compatible with any device running Android 2.2 and up.

The Android tablet version looks just like Flipboard for iPad, and to that we can only say: hallelujah! The same fluid, eye-pleasing layout, image-heavy presentation, and easy to browse and skim interface that we fell for back when this app first launched is here as well. The small screen version is pretty and all, but not exactly efficient since you can only see one tweet or link or post per screen. However, that version is for small screens and worked the same as the Flipboard for iPhone app that released at the end of last year. Flipboard first came to Android devices earlier this year when Samsung launched their Galaxy S3 smartphone.

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