gonna give my 1st Edition Nook to a friend and get one of these.
I was about to get a Sony Pocket Reader for the touch screen and pearl display, and just deal with no wifi. But the Nook Simple Touch Reader gives me all the features i want (including that extra portability over 1st Edition Nook).
this doesnt impress me much. Kindle 3 works well for me atm.And the thing I care the most is the screen contrast, the New Nook has the same contrast with K3 so yeah. But I do like the Touch screen tho. pretty sure the next Kindle will have touch screen too.
WARNING : Do not hook this up to your computer it down loud programs that crash your compter. Barnes & Noble has programs that lock onto your computer to get informatiion about you. This is under investigation. Share holder are selling
@TheGrandCapt Not had any instances of any "down loud" hooking this up to a computer. No downloads either. Windows recognizes it as removable storage, no drivers or "down louds" needed. And as to BN getting info about you....really? You have a Youtube account (and most likely a Facebook account) and you are worried about someone stealing your info? You just gave it all away, bro. Investigation? Google "barnes and noble investigation". Nothing about any privacy scams.
@patriotrower Yes, all three. And even tho it looks smaller, the screen is the same size as Kindle3 /nook 1st Ed. and most of the other eInk readers out there.
@patriotrower If you have an eReader already, its not worthwhile to replace it IMO. Especially if you have one supported by a different ecosystem. Whenever you can freely access books purchased from other ebook stores on any device, the ereader market will really explode.
@GoodEreader I was on eBay looking for this nook and I noticed that some people stole your picture.
AlexsTechReviewz 7 months ago
@AlexsTechReviewz Yeah we noticed that as well. We should have watermarked it :(
goodereader 7 months ago
@NewYorkCityTimes
i agree with u, just got the nook 2nd gene
meandmusicforever1 8 months ago
weird red flash at 20
Demi2971 8 months ago
gonna give my 1st Edition Nook to a friend and get one of these.
I was about to get a Sony Pocket Reader for the touch screen and pearl display, and just deal with no wifi. But the Nook Simple Touch Reader gives me all the features i want (including that extra portability over 1st Edition Nook).
Not interested in Kindle due to no ePub.
TechnoCougher 8 months ago
did anyone else notice the red flash at :20
MrHolesinmypants 8 months ago
this doesnt impress me much. Kindle 3 works well for me atm.And the thing I care the most is the screen contrast, the New Nook has the same contrast with K3 so yeah. But I do like the Touch screen tho. pretty sure the next Kindle will have touch screen too.
rookiegenius 9 months ago
Kindle is over, sorry folks, it's time to switch.
NewYorkCityTimes 9 months ago 4
WARNING : Do not hook this up to your computer it down loud programs that crash your compter. Barnes & Noble has programs that lock onto your computer to get informatiion about you. This is under investigation. Share holder are selling
TheGrandCapt 9 months ago
@TheGrandCapt Not had any instances of any "down loud" hooking this up to a computer. No downloads either. Windows recognizes it as removable storage, no drivers or "down louds" needed. And as to BN getting info about you....really? You have a Youtube account (and most likely a Facebook account) and you are worried about someone stealing your info? You just gave it all away, bro. Investigation? Google "barnes and noble investigation". Nothing about any privacy scams.
macrimmon 9 months ago
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@macrimmon You will be sorry.
TheGrandCapt 9 months ago
Is this lighter/thinner/faster than a kindle 3?
patriotrower 9 months ago
@patriotrower Yes, all three. And even tho it looks smaller, the screen is the same size as Kindle3 /nook 1st Ed. and most of the other eInk readers out there.
macrimmon 9 months ago
@macrimmon Meh, already have kindle 3, don't want to spend another $120 for something that's basically the same.
patriotrower 9 months ago
@patriotrower If you have an eReader already, its not worthwhile to replace it IMO. Especially if you have one supported by a different ecosystem. Whenever you can freely access books purchased from other ebook stores on any device, the ereader market will really explode.
macrimmon 9 months ago
Getting one for my birthday... Can't wait!!
MyDoubleJs 9 months ago
By god, what did you film this with? A 4-year old cellphone cam?
EdouardDubois 9 months ago 11
@EdouardDubois 4 year old cell phone cameras are nicer than this
rocs2hrd4u 9 months ago
Very good video. I subbed.
stmpoodle 9 months ago
EEK!!! LOVE IT!
caelankiwi 9 months ago