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Barnes & Noble NOOK Color eBook

Regular Price: $249.00 |

Product Details

Stunning 7-inch color touchscreen
Over 2 million titles at your fingertips
Get social, surf the web, play games, even listen to music
Kids' books come alive
Magazines & newspapers in rich color

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Customer Review

Tried them all and now I found it!
I've read e-books on just about every device out there, while looking for the perfect mix of features to support them. I've gone from an ancient Palm III to all the Kindles and other readers that are out there. First, I must say my favorite way to read a book is via the treeware version - you just can't replace books. What you can do though is supplement them with a device that adds something to the experience that makes a device worth buying. For me, my new perfect device is the NookColor.I will cut to the chase and answer the question people are most curious about. How does it stack up verus e-ink? Well, as a user of many e-ink devices, I know all about how such devices as Kindle eliminate eye-strain. This was my first worry with the NookColor. As it turns out, their is a color/font adjuster that you can change how the books looks until you find something that is pleasing and non-straining to your particular eyes. While I won't be able to read for five hours...
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November 21, 2010 (Michigan) | Helpful Votes: 781 | Rating: 5

Superior ebook reader/tab hybrid
I'm somewhat of a techno geek. I like new gadgets and i tend to ask myself how will this be developed over time. In the case of the nook color they got it right. The size is very good for those used to reading paper backs on the go or in bed just before sleeping. The LCD eye burn has yet to effect me even though I've already put in 6 straight hour of reading ( note: i do keep the back-light level very low ). It is fairly responsive to user inputs. Once you learn how to navigate around it seems intuitive. The magazine format is a welcomed feature. The reduced battery life over my nook classic will not be an issue. It has lasted 2 days so far with wifi off with the same use pattern I've had since i got the nook classic (it will need a charge soon though). Youtube videos work without problems but, hulu is non functional at this point although I'm sure future updates will fix that problem. The form factor of the nook color is the 2ND best of any e-reader i have held ( the nook classic...
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November 21, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 275 | Rating: 5

Just what I've been waiting for!!
Last year my husband asked me if I wanted a Kindle, because I love to read all the time and I try to be eco-friendly when possible. I was intrigued, but my biggest weakness is magazines and I didn't like the availability or look of them on the Kindle. When the iPad came out, I was blown away by the beauty of it, but felt like for a few dollars more I could just get a whole new laptop and it would be almost the same size. For travel, the iPad seemed to big and fragile for me; I need to be able to jam all my toys into my backpack and not worry about them.When I stumbled onto the Nook Color, I absolutely flipped my wig and couldn't wait to get one! Full color magazines, that look just like they do on the newsstand! This could single-handedly save the rain forests - I seriously buy a LOT of magazines. I also save them forever because you never know when you might want that one article or photo again, which drives my husband crazy. So perhaps the Nook Color can save my...
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December 7, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 308 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Nothing brings your reading to life like our VividViewTM Color Touchscreen. The rich high resolution backlit display uses more than 16 million colors to illuminate stunning images and crisp text for easy reading day or night. NOOKcolor lets you go beyond reading with our built-in Wi-Fi® connection. Surf the web, check your email, read a favorite blog or search GoogleTM - it's all just a touch away. Our exclusive LendMeTM app lets you lend and borrow books from friends, all with just a few taps. You can also share passages and recommend books right from the page you're reading via Facebook® or Twitter®. From designing your home page to personalizing your bookshelves or choosing just the right font, NOOKcolor lets you create a customized reading experience that you can really call your own. Get ideas for books you'll love with our exclusive NOOKbook Personal Shopping. Our expert booksellers will make recommendations based on books you like, so you can enjoy one great read after another. Kick back and have a little fun with the growing array of exclusive NOOKextras. Crossword puzzles, Sudoku, Chess and Pandora® internet radio are among the fun additions to the NOOKcolor experience. Top to learn more

Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch eBook Reader (NEWEST model, WIFI Only)

Regular Price: $249.98 |

Product Details

Clear, Crisp Reading
Over 2 million titles including books, magazines & newspapers -just a touch away! Thousands are FREE
Ultra-Light, Ultra-Portable - Under 8 ounces
Longest Battery Life - read for up to two months on just one charge
Easy to Use 6" Touchscreen

Customer Review

Simple (To Use) Touch Reader
I purchased the Kindle (Wi-Fi) and the original Nook (the B&W one) and tried them out during the return period. While there were things about the Kindle I really liked (features that other reviewers on the Kindle site had written), the one thing that made me choose the Nook was the ability to borrow and read ebooks from my local library. Haven't been back to the library since!Now here comes the Nook Simple Touch Reader (Nook STR). I got one via pre-order when they came out in early June. It has the same e-ink Pearl screen as the Kindle, so the screen contrast is no longer an issue. And wow, has the user interface improved over the original Nook! (which I thought was clunky) The entire e-ink Pearl screen has full touchscreen capability. On both the Kindle and the original Nook, I felt myself wanting to touch the screen to select a book to read, instead of using the buttons (on the Kindle) or the LCD touchscreen (on the original Nook) to highlight and select the desired...
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July 24, 2011 (Princeton, NJ) | Helpful Votes: 181 | Rating: 5

Root it and it's even better!
The device itself is amazing...-great TOUCHSCREEN interface-perfect reading screen-clean looking design, small because there is no keyboard to make it bigger and it's smaller than the original Nook-reads formats natively that the Kindle won't-read all the ebooks you want in B&N stores for free-library checkouts are easy-press and hold on a word to get its definition-highlight and take notes in a book easily...but when you ROOT the thing it gets even better!-Install the Gmail app to get your mail-get the Opera browser (supports Flash!)-install the Kindle app and you can read Kindle ebooks too-Put it in host mode to attach an external keyboard-Make sure to get the Home Button Savior app so you can switch back and forth between the B&N reader and the rest of the device's functionality.I used these instructions:[Amazon removed my link. Google "Root Nook Touch...
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July 5, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 98 | Rating: 5

Product Description

The NOOK Simple Touch eReader allows you to read numerous eBooks as it features its 6-inch touchscreen display. This amazing device lets you feel the convenience of reading your favorite story; you can find more material by searching other media on the web, thanks to its Wi-Fi capability. Moreover, this eReader comes with 2GB internal memory, storing up to 1,000 books with ease. It is also very reliable and hard-wearing as it can last for a very long time so you can enjoy more reading with this impressive device. Top to learn more

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Kindle Fire, Full Color 7" Multi-touch Display, Wi-Fi

Regular Price: $199.00 |

Customer Review

Great device, you will enjoy it
I picked mine up today at Best Buy. At home I plugged it in and set up the WIFI and my Amazon account and it immediately told me that an update was downloading. After about 10 to 12 minutes it rebooted and started working. I own an iPhone, iPad 2, HP Touchpad and a Kindle Keyboard version. This device compares with the Ipad. The reviews that blast the Kindle Fire as being no good are just not true. I am a retired CEO and computer Guru and have a great WIFI set up in my home. Here is my quick and dirty review:WIFI fast and easy to set up and useKeyboard types great, much better than the HP Touchpad and as good if not better than the iPad.Display high resolution comparable to the iPad 2The device downloaded my 100 books in minutes. Most books downloaded to the device in 3 to 4 seconds. A couple of large books took 5 seconds and I am talking about books with 800 pages!Web browsing is extremely fast. I loaded up a dozen...
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November 15, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Movies, apps, games, music, reading and more, plus Amazon's revolutionary cloud-accelerated web browser - 18 million movies, TV shows, songs, magazines and books - Amazon Appstore - thousands of popular apps and games - Ultra-fast web browsing - Amazon Silk - Free cloud storage for all your Amazon content - Vibrant color touchscreen with extra-wide viewing angle - Fast, powerful dual-core processor - Amazon Prime members enjoy unlimited, instant streaming of over 10,000 popular movies and TV shows Top to learn more

A great device WHEN you consider price and function, with a few flaws
The first and most important thing that should be said about the Kindle Fire is that this is not an "iPad-killer." It is not designed to be. I have seen so many articles and comments comparing this to the iPad, and surveys where people are asked if they will be buying a Kindle Fire over an iPad this Christmas. If you are expecting an iPad, or even a tablet, you will be disappointed. The main purpose of this device is to deliver Amazon content to you more effectively. It is designed for consumption, not creation. That is the reason it is so cheap and why Amazon is taking a loss on it. They are hoping to make up for that loss through sales of videos, music, books, and apps through Amazon's Web Services. You can also use it to view your own movies and media, but will find that it is more limited in that way than a regular tablet. Personally, as someone who has ordered several rentals from Amazon Video, and had to contact customer support for every single one of them due to...
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November 14, 2011 (Greenwood, Indiana) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

I want to love it, I really do. But I can't.
As a long-time Kindle fan I was eager to get my hands on a Fire. For the most part I've found that it does what I wanted it to, which is be the one device I can take with me anywhere. There are some great features; the reader app is excellent (though not without flaws), the app store experience is terrific, videos are fantastic, and the device is quick and for the most part dead-simple to use, all thanks to the services Amazon provides. And of course the extras that come with Prime membership really make it a real value - I won't be cancelling my Netflix streaming account just yet (watching Netflix on the Fire works very well) but I imagine within a year Amazon's free streaming video catalog will be just as good as Netflix. The free "lending library" book every month really is the icing on the cake though, and makes Prime membership a no-brainer. The hardware itself is solid and has a quality feel, it's just the right size for one-handed use, and the screen is fantastic (for an LCD...
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November 15, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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Kindle Touch, Wi-Fi, 6" E Ink Display - includes Special Offers & Sponsored Screensavers

Customer Review

A Solid Successor to the Kindle Keyboard
For my review, I'm going to focus it on the differences between the previous (which I'll refer to as the K3), and the Kindle Touch (KT)USE - As far as the reading experience, I really like the touch compared to the physical buttons on the previous generation. At first I was worried that I would constantly be turning the page from accidentally touching the screen, but this didn't become much of an issue. The screen is broken up into mapped sections, so if you touch the far left side that covers about 1" of the left of the screen, it goes to the previous page. If you touch anywhere on the other 80% of the screen beside that, it goes forward. Touch the top 1" margin, and it will bring up the menu. There is also a physical button on the...
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November 14, 2011 (SF Bay Area, CA United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

First Kindle: Chose Touch over the Keyboard
I've had my Touch for almost a day now, and it's pretty awesome. I'm not a big reviewer, but I figured several people may be in a similar position as I was yesterday, so here we go...I'm definitely an avid reader. Actually, as I type this, I have roughly 1000 books sitting on a wall of shelves behind me. E-readers have always intrigued me, but I've never felt like they were worth $199 or more; however, when the Kindle Fire was announced, I thought they had released the Kindle for me.I watched video reviews, "hands-on" videos, read numerous reviews, etc. I was pretty sure that I wanted a Fire, but as I thought about it, I wasn't convinced that the Fire really provided me with access to anything that I couldn't do on my phone (HTC Inspire 4g). Other than a bigger screen, the Fire was actually pretty limited (for my purposes). I mean, I would only be able to use the browser and watch videos in areas with WiFi (i.e. at home, at work, or at retail location with...
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November 23, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

A worthy upgrade over other Kindles!
Customer Video Review Length:: 9:09 MinsPlease watch my video review here. Thanks for watching and I hope it helps.General observations:- Controlling/manipulating things on the screen is so much easier with the touch screen-it's a lot more intuitive!- Athough I don't show it in the video, you can swipe instead of tap to turn pages. You may also use your left hand to page forward by tapping slightly more in from the left edge. It works quite well.- Looking up a word is as easy as pressing on that word. No more fumbling with a 5-way controller. You can additionally highlight blocks of text quite easily by just swiping over it.- Kindle Touch also has the new X-Ray feature which is really neat. It can be interesting to see a summary listing of facts from a given book about a person mentioned for instance. The Kindle Keyboard does not include this feature.
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November 20, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Simple-to-use touchscreen, with audio and built-in Wi-Fi - Most-advanced E Ink display, now with multi-touch - New sleek design - 8% lighter, 11% smaller, holds 3,000 books - Text-to-speech, plus audio books and mp3s - Built in Wi-Fi - Get books in 60 seconds - Massive t book selection, over 800,000 titles are $9.99 or less - New - Borrow Kindle books from your public library Top to learn more

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Barnes & Noble NOOK ebook reader (WiFi + 3G)[B&W]

Product Details

Barnes & Noble brand ebook reader: Nook
Color touchscreen navigation panel
E Ink main display with 16-level gray scale [B&W]

Customer Review

Comparison: Nook vs. Kindle 3 vs. Sony Touch from a library book lover
MORE UPDATES at the bottom of my review!My review includes details of Kindle 3, the newest version! With the time period, I could still return my nook, but I'm still completely in love with it and don't want the kindle for the reasons below.I was one of those people who was averse to the idea of an e-reader for a long time. I liked the feel of a real book, I was in love with free books at the library, why would I start paying for them? Then, my library got "overdrive", which is e-books FREE from the library. Then one day soon after, I woke up and the urge for an e-reader was there. The Nook was my final choice. It took a lot of back and forth and research to get to this point. I bought and tried the Sony Touch reader, returned it, and went and got the Nook. I really honestly wanted the Kindle most, because I'm a loyalist. I love Amazon and felt really comfortable here if I decided to actually start purchasing books again. But below, I'll give you comparisons to...
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July 20, 2010 (Philadelphia, PA) | Helpful Votes: 179 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Choose an eBook using the beautiful color touch screen, then watch it appear instantly on the E Ink® display, where text appears as crisp as a printed page. The 16-level gray scale display offers great contrast with no glare or backlight. Choose from five font sizes so you can read with ease. Top to learn more

Nook versus Kindle
Which is better, the Nook or the Kindle?I spent much time researching the available e-readers because I knew that once I committed to one that I would be spending a lot of money over time to build a substantial library. Therefore I wanted to be certain that I was investing in the right platform so I wouldn't have to repurchase books for a new reader if I became unhappy with my current one. I am submitting this review because I want to help those who were in my position not too long ago.I have owned both the Kindle 1 and Nook, and borrowed a Kindle 2 prior to purchasing my Nook. I started off with the Kindle 1 when it was new, then became a little disenchanted when the Kindle 2 came out. It was then that the Nook had been out for about 6 months, and I decided to purchase it for reasons I will list later in this review.I have been a long-time Amazon customer, an affiliate, and even a publisher of my own work through CreateSpace. I also admire the...
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May 31, 2010 (Seattle, WA) | Helpful Votes: 171 | Rating: 4

Very Good, Despite Its Quirks
Despite all of the negative reviews, I decided to take a chance and buy the nook, once I tested it out at my local B&N. I loved the look and feel of this device and was looking forward to the convenience of buying more books without adding more clutter to my already cluttered bookcases. I read all of the pros and cons of owning a Kindle and compared it to the pros and cons of owning a nook. The nook won because of its versatility (epub format, book lending, etc).My nook arrived on January 28th. Since then, I've experienced one crash and had to figure out how to use the touchscreen so that I can flip the pages without having to use the arrow keys. The latter took some practice, but I eventually mastered it and have been enjoying this feature ever since. I've also read three books in the space of a week, which is a personal record for me, as it normally takes two weeks for me to read a single paperback, longer if I'm reading an ebook on an LCD screen.The eInk...
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February 8, 2010 (San Jose, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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The NOOK Book: An Unofficial Guide: Everything You Need to Know for the NOOK, NOOK Color, and NOOK Study (2nd Edition)

Regular Price: $11.99 |

Customer Review

Covers it all
So often guide books lack in depth information though they promise to cover all. This one really does and it's extremely clear, complete and easy to follow.Some of the topics covered in depth are web surfing, customizing and configuring the Nook, shopping, tips about shopping on B&N, what you can read and notate and what does not notate. It covers such things as lending and borrowing books as well as social features, how to use the Library. where to find other ebooks, as well as managing ebooks with Calibre.I love my Nook for reading, but want to root it as well(be able to use it in a basic Android mode without destroying it). Instructions here are clear and easy to follow including where to find the files needed to root it and the different ways it can be rooted.It seems a lot of people have both Nooks and Kindles and if I had I would have gotten the Kindle version because then you don't have to fight holding the book open while referring to it...
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August 9, 2011 (PAYSON, AZ USA) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

Product Description

This is the eBook version of the printed book.

Make the Most of Your B&N NOOK Color or NOOK ebook Reader!

Read books, play media, get free content, uncover powerful, little-known features you’ll love!

Do all this, and much more...

Learn about the NOOK Study capabilities
Root your NOOK Color to add third-party apps from the Android Market
Find and read free books on your NOOK Color or NOOK
Use B&N’s unique LendMe feature to lend and borrow books
Play music, audiobooks, podcasts, even video
Automatically download full-color book covers
Use your NOOK Color to browse the web
Add highlights, notes, and bookmarks
Read B&N ebooks on your iPhone, iPad, computer, Android phone, or Blackberry
Set up your own color wallpaper or screensaver
Publish your own ebooks with B&N PubIt
Download and use B&N NOOK Apps
Learn how to use NOOK Friends to recommend books and give updates
Read enhanced ebooks with video and audio
Read B&N children’s books with interactive activities

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A great book, BUT
Purchasing my Nook Color AFTER purchasing this book, I was really looking forward to rooting it from the microsd card as described in chapter 10. However after several minutes searching for the referenced site in the book to download the necessary files, and even being unsuccessful at locating the author's website, I am extremely disappointed that the site referenced does not exist.Having taught computer programming and beginning to program my on Android applications I was looking forward to seeing my apps on my nook Color. Guess I'll have to figure out another way, unless someone can help me find the download file.The book itself is written very clearly and is very thorough, even explaining how to use Calibre in chapter 19 to convert other e-book formats to epub format, for use on the nook, which was very straightforward.All in all, the book is very good, I was just disappointed that what I really wanted, to root my nook without voiding the warrenty, led...
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September 2, 2011 (GASSVILLE, AR, US) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

the nook book
its a good guide for the nook color tablet. informative,and very nicely illustrated easy to read and understand, I found it to be good reading.
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April 24, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Nook

I want to create an outdoor space that is comforting and inviting, so I thought I'd make a list of things that add up to the perfect outdoor reading nook. Luckily, my yard has lots of little shady nooks, but what if yours doesn't. I find adirondack-style seating a little too reclined, a camp chair style a little too sunk in &mdash. the website wholesale for many kinds of fashion shoes, like the nike,jordan,prada, also including. the website wholesale for many kinds of fashion shoes, like the nike,jordan,prada, also including. com Cheapest Air Max Shoes,Tiffany Jewelry Company,Wholesale AF Clothing. com Cheapest Air Max Shoes,Tiffany Jewelry Company,Wholesale AF Clothing. This article from Good Housekeeping talks about three outdoor cushion winners that stood up to their comfort and durability tests. what are some essential elements to a comfortable outdoor space. If you have outdoor cushions, are you committed to moving them indoors every evening and at every threat of rain. Several times I've gone out into the yard, book in hand, ready to read and relax&hellip. I know this sets the bar rather high, but a good chair can make or break a reading spot. But to create a little backyard retreat, it's fun to think about some candles (especially mosquito-banishing ones. I've perched on a bench, or the sidewalk, or on the grass, and tried my best to bask in the outdoors, but just ended up back inside with a sigh and a crick in my neck. Or is outdoor, waterproof fabric and good foamcore enough to resist the elements. In the cooler weather, it's nice to think about getting some sun, but once the temperature starts creeping up, my reading spot will have to land in the shade. Here's an article on creating backyard shade from Elle Decor.

That's always been the message implied by the name of Barnes & Noble's Nook e-reader. "Nook," though, is a nicer payoff than most within that structure&mdash. The common visual thread is an overhead view of a tabletop where a Nook has left a rectangle outline in the middle of scattered topical objects&mdash. Now, a new campaign from Mullen is playing up that advantage by pairing the tagline "What's your Nook. What's your Nook. where the Nook's owner has placed it for reference, at the center of a pet project. Overall, the spots are calm and inviting, and they succeed in tying Barnes & Noble's e-reader to a nice sense of possibility, to the physical world, and to the history of reading books as a deeply personal, exploratory activity&mdash. " with a series of simple 15-second vignettes that, taken together, illustrate the range of worlds in which the tablet can help you immerse yourself&mdash.

“With GlowLight on at the default brightness setting, a single charge will last over 1 month with wireless off based on ½ hour of daily reading and a 1 page refresh per minute. A single charge lasts over 2 months with wireless off and GlowLight off based on ½ hour of daily reading time and 1 page refresh per minute. Barnes and Noble have up for pre-order their Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight.

Nook News

Nook Color App Store Reaches One Million Downloads in a Week

Barnes & Noble announced Monday that he Nook Color App Store has reached the 1 million-download milestone. While that isn't much compared to the Android Marketplace or Apple's App Store, it's important to
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While the price of newer generation Android tablets continue to climb, it is refreshing to see that you can still fork out $80 and buy an Android tablet contract free. That option is possible thanks to Woot! who have listed the 7-inch Velocity Micro
People of the Nook

And if we're becoming instead people of the Nook, does it matter? The moment the new icon appeared on my screen, I scrolled to Habakkuk and read it from start to finish. I chose that particular book for a reason. Just three weeks before,

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