Quite recently Barnes&Noble unveiled a new version of their eBook reading device, the nook, along with a new drop in pricing for the different models.
Let's take a look at what the nook has to offer (In their own words). Although as a nook owner myself I can vouch for their claims.
One of the features is that the nook allows you to adjust the size of the text to suit your reading style. Be it indoors or out in the beach, the NOOK's easy to read E-Ink® display appears as crisp as the printed page, so you can read comfortably for hours.
You can control your NOOK with an easy-to-use full-color touchscreen, created to work seamlessly with the crisp, clean E Ink® display. Just use your finger to swipe through titles and tap open your next read. Or use NOOK's large, comfortable, virtual keyboard to find exactly what you're looking for.
Through the built in eStore you can browse eBooks, magazines and newspapers at lightning-fast speeds on Wi-Fi. Automatically connect to free Wi-Fi at all Barnes & Noble stores and AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots. And with NOOK 3G + Wi-Fi, you can shop using AT&T's 3G Wireless Network - for free, with no contract required!
NOOK stores up to 1,500 books, newspapers and magazines with its built-in 2Gb of memory. Need even more space? Just add a memory card. An entire library light enough to take with you everywhere, so you'll never be without your favorites.
Other features include being able to bookmark pages, built-in dictionary, built-in web browser (beta), play games, read eBooks for free at the store, a free eBook every friday, and more.
I mean, really, what's not to like? Do yourself a favor and get one.
You'll be glad you did. Happy reading!
You'll be glad you did. Happy reading!
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