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Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader now official

Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader now official

Barnes & Noble Nook

It’s official, the Barnes & Noble e-book reader, Nook, is now up for pre-order for the rumored price tag of $259. The “Android-based” Nook comes in at 7.7- x 4.9- x 0.5-inches, weighs 11.2 ounces, and features an e-ink display from Vizplex. On the bottom of the device is a 3.5-inch color touchscreen LCD with one touch control, navigation, and swiping of full-color book covers. Storage on the Nook  will be 2GB internal and can be expanded via a  microSD slot. Battery life will run for ten days with wireless off and charging takes 3.5 hours from zero to full. The Nook will also ship with Wi-Fi ( 802.11 b/g) and free AT&T 3G. Other notable features include an MP3 player, a mono speaker, a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, and support for EPUB, PDF and MP3.

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October 21, 2009 0 comments Read More
Barnes & Noble ‘Nook’ e-book reader out Tuesday

Barnes & Noble ‘Nook’ e-book reader out Tuesday

Barnes & Noble Reader

Dubbed the Nook, the Barnes & Noble e-book reader has been confirmed by The Wall Street Journal. The reader is rumored to feature an e-ink display on top with a multitouch screen on the bottom and will also allow lending of e-books to friends. According to the article, the e-book reader will become available Tuesday for a price tag of $259.

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October 19, 2009 0 comments Read More
Barnes and Noble confirms e-book reader

Barnes and Noble confirms e-book reader

Plastic Logic e-book Reader

At the CTIA show, a Barnes & Noble representative, Daniel Joresson, slipped some info about a color Plastic Logic e-book reader launching in Spring 2010. According to Daniel, the e-reader will include a color screen and run the “Barnes & Noble e-book reader application.” Similar to the Kindle app, the Barnes & Noble app might also be available on mobile phones including the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry devices. When asked about the competition, Daniel says that their product will be superior because of a color display and it will also include “cool new features.” Video after the jump.

October 9, 2009 4 comments Read More