August 21st, 2010 | 
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The Barnes & Noble Nook is the newest electronic book reader on the market and takes things to the next level with both AT&T and WiFi connectivity, support for the largest number of ebooks available, capability to lend books, and more. Let’s take a look at the hardware, navigation, and ebook reading aspects of the device.
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Can someone help me? I don’t know which ereader is better. Nook or kindle. some please help
did you know you can slide the color touch display at the bottom. slide it to your left to reveal games mp3 ect
Thank you for a wonderful job at explaining the various features on the Nook. I just purchased a Nook and I am trying to negotiate around all the different functions. Your video presentation has helped me very much. Thank you.
How much are books?
Thanks. This answered so many questions. It would have taken me a long time to stumble on the dictionary feature. Now on my second day of owning the nook i can fully enjoy it.
I love my Nook. My only complaints are the battery life and the page turn button location. I get about 3-5 days battery life reading everyday, usually about an 1 1/2 hours. I’ve heard the Kindle last much longer, up to a week. For the page turn buttons- I find my thumb naturally rests on the page back button, holding it so it rest on the page forward button is uncomfortable.
Vizplex makes the displays for at least the Nook and the Kindle, and some of the other e-readers out there, so they pretty much have the same display. Sony’s touch display is diffrent b/c it’s a touch screen itself, but I’ve looked at it and the contrast is lower = not as pleasant reading experience.
I just want to know if there is an automatic page turn feature on the nook. If there is, can you set the time before the page turns?
I finally decided on the Nook over the Kindle and ordered the Nook yesterday at the new $149 USD.
@prettigirl99 funny how you don’t name these imaginary features, you won’t mention them because the only thing the nook has is a useless one inch touchscreen that eats up battery life
@alastiar72 You can put it on any apple product, like the ipad or the phone, or any computer
@prettigirl99 liar
@prettigirl99 That is complete bullshit, I have my kindle books on my phone, my ipad, and my computer.
@prettigirl99 mmm am pretty sure u can transfer book u purchase from Amazon to ur destop and on other devices too like Ipod and stuff.
@twinprinces From my personal preferance, i believe the nook is better. More reasonably priced, more features, web browser, games, and many many more.
@Billya1986 no it can not read to you like a kindle but it has many morer features then the kindle. When you think abouyt it, every piece of hardware or softwar has it’s pros and cons. Hopefully this answered your question.
@alastiar72 No, and that is one of the flaws of the kindle. You see, once you order an ebook onto your kindle from the kindle store you can only read it on your kindle. No transporting it to your desktop, or phone, or another e-reader you may have and you can’t lend a book to a friend for two weeks, for free with the kindle, but you can with the nook. Hopefully that answered your question.
@alastiar72 No, and that is also a flaw of the kindle. Once you order an ebook from the kindle store you can only read it on your kindle. no tansporting it to your desktop, or phone, or other e-readers. Hopefully, that answered your question.
@palmsolo love the review, i am wondering how do you feel about the product now? i am looking to buy one soon
@johnmonk66 boi stfu he destroys you evry time u comment back
You can browse the web on the Nook as well in any area with WIFI or 3G.
a small question, I have a few ebook that i bought from Amazon, it work fine w the kindle but am juz wondering is there away to put it on the Nook? or other devices?
do u know if it can read to you.
Can you load non drm pdf?
This is a pretty good review!!