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Abstract: Apple's compact tablet is powerful, beautifully designed and comes with access to the largest range of tablet-specific apps of any operating system. It is also more expensive than its rivals. As with the other tablets, there are films, television and m...
Sturdy build, Physical page-turn buttons, in addition to touch screen, Useful sharing integration with social contacts, EPub support, Same price as ad-laden Kindle Touch, and much cheaper than ad-free version, AC adapter included
Slightly wider than competitors (though that's a benefit to some), No audio-playback or Web-browsing functions
The Nook Simple Touch is a more-than-worthy competitor to Amazon’s 2011 Kindle Touch. It's a good e-reader for those not wedded to Amazon or who want access to the wide ePub content available from public libraries and e-book sellers. ...
After using the Nook Touch from Barnes & Noble, I would highly recommend it for someone looking for a device that is asked to do one thing: perform as an e-reader. Taking in how compact it is and the fact that it is just $139 is very compelling. Like t...
Sharp Pearl E-Ink display, great touch experience, great battery life, small and light
WiFi shortens battery life considerably, some light ghosting of text
The Barnes & Noble New Nook is one of our top picks among ereaders. It has a Pearl E Ink screen with a very well done touch user interface, it’s fast, it supports all manner of ePub with and without DRM, and it’s small and lightweight. The every sixth...
So why do I like the Nook so much? It removes all the cruft from the reading experience. The device is extremely easy to use and could easily replace my iPad as my primary e-reader, especially for reading outdoors. The Nook lets books shine – there is not...
Inexpensive. Excellent touchscreen experience. Access to over 2 million books, newspapers, and magazines. Small, easytohold body,
No 3G connectivity. Navigating is a bit slow with E Ink screen refreshes.
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Published: 2011-06-01, Author: Adrian , review by: gizmodo.com
The battery. Barnes and Noble says that if you use the Nook for 30-60 minutes a day, read a page a minute, and leave the wi-fi off, the battery will last two months. Recharge time takes 3 hours. What that means is that the battery is never really a concer
The Nook touchscreen functions as well as this IR technology ever will (which is to say it will never supplant capacitive touchpanels). But between the IR touch tech and the page refresh there's a slight hiccup in the time between your tap and the actual
Slim, light, and pocketable, Comfortable to hold, Responsive touchscreen, Well-designed interface, Robust social sharing features
Lacks web browser and audio, Doesn't support documents other than PDF, Search in Shop needs refinement
Barnes & Noble's second-generation Nook is a big improvement over the original, which we liked quite a bit. It matches Amazon's Kindle in style and design, but is even easier to use because of its touchscreen. While the Kindle was faster at page turns ...
Inexpensive, Excellent touch-screen experience, Access to over 2 million books, newspapers, and magazines, Small, easy-to-hold body,
No 3G connectivity, Navigating is a bit slow with E Ink screen refreshes,
Thanks to plenty of upgrades and a laser-sharp focus on the reading experience, the second-gen Barnes & Noble Nook Touch Reader is our new Editors' Choice for ebook readers. ...
Dank AndroidOS gute Anpassungsmöglichkeiten, Geringes Gewicht, Guter Touchscreen, Intuitive und einfache Bedienung, Liegt gut in der Hand, Umfangreiche Textanpassungen
Bilddateien lassen sich nicht öffnen, Geringe Anzahl an unterstützten Formaten, Kein QuerformatModus, Kreditkarte für den Bookshop zwingend erforderlich, Optimiert für den USMarkt
Beim ersten Antesten des Nook waren wir von der kompakten Größe, der intuitiven Bedienung, den vielen Anpassungsmöglichkeiten und der ansprechenden Haptik sehr angetan. Leider kann der Nook den sehr guten ersten Eindruck aber im täglichen Betrieb nicht ga...
