Nook Color Vs. iPad Reading Experience

Comparing the Nook Color to Kindle for the iPad.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• nook
• nook color
• kindle
• ipad
• ebooks
• reading
• comparison

[CRAKIZGOOD]

1:19

"much easier to read than the IPAD"

saying that will make you into a nazi baby killer in the eyes of the apple community

u will soon see KKK's apple fan club burning wooden apple in front of your house saying that they dont want your kind here.

[Cargath]

What's wrong with the Nook Color display? On camera it looks like it is flashing like a CRT.

[glaa1211]

1:31 ipad book reads "bulshit jody" lmao

[ableite]

ipad is too big. But i still would go with it.

[Reaper1544]

I prefer the ipad you can turn the back light down and read just fine. plus the fact that reading is just a single app on ipad and you can do much more with it haha

[IISWAGGXX]

@yourcriptanite how?

[SuperBlobsterMan]

if you just want an ereader get one with e-ink technology and no backlight

it is much easier on the eyes

nook touch is awesome !

[shmikens]

@sikkco but they still sell an eink vesion too

[TheTaosaur]

@yourcriptanite The B&N apps market is a recent development--this video went up months ago. It is somewhat limited, with few free apps and many apps priced higher than their Android Market equivalents. Your best bet IMO is to set up CyanogenMod7 (Android Gingerbread 2.3.4) to run from uSD card, giving access to all markets while leaving your stock OS intact. Google "daylight nook odyssey" for my experience and the resources I used to set it up.

[TheTaosaur]

I noticed when I made my own video of the NC running CyanogenMod7 that you see this flicker of the screen on video--there's no evidence of that effect when using the NC.

[yourcriptanite]

you can get apps (even angry birds) without rooting it