Barnes & Noble nook
Barnes & Noble Nook is an electronic book reader
developed by Barnes & Noble. It is based on the Android
platform.
With this device you can purchase over one million titles,
including bestsellers, and new releases. There are also thousands of
free eBooks available. The device also lets you read
eNewspapers. The nook can store up to 1,500 eBooks.
Reading books in any environment is facilitated by the fact
that there is no glare from the screen and text can be read in five
different font sizes.
The nook supports books in PDFs, ePub, PDB, JPEG, GIF, PNG
and BMP graphics formats, and MP3 audio files.
One differentiating feature of the nook is the "LendMe"
feature. This feature lets you lend some books to your friends,
colleagues, and family.
It is possible to install Android applications on the nook
including Google Reader, Facebook, web browsers and more.
nook
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Price
$259
Manufacturer
Barnes & Noble
Website
www.barnesandnoble.com
Support
Sites:
User
Guide, Quick
Start Guide, Forum,
Video
Tour, Blog,
FAQ,
nookTalk, Wired.com,
Nook
E-Reader Gets Hacked to Run Apps, Browser
Selected
Reviews:
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Magazine, Slashgear
Time,
ZDnet
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Specifications:
- 6-inch E ink Vizplex electronic paper display 600x800
pixels with 16-level grey scale
- 3.5 inch color touchscreen LCD serving as the input device
- 2GB internal storage
- microSD slot
- Download books via 3G and Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g)
- MP3 player
- Mono speaker
- 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
- Replaceable battery
- Weighs 343g
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Last Updated Monday, February 08 2010 @ 01:37 PM EST
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