Barnes & Noble Nook 3G

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Large library with tens of thousands of e-books, as well as newspapers and magazines; online access via Wi-Fi; separate capacitive color touch-screen pad for navigation, and a virtual keyboard for notes and annotations; 2GB of internal memory (capable ...

Though performance has been significantly improved with firmware upgrades, the device could still be zippier; no protective carrying case included; color LCD appears to have a significant impact on battery life; in-store reading and loaning capabilitie...

Reviews

By Blogcritics on May 30, 2011

I have been a reader my entire life. To me, there is no greater joy than walking into a bookstore or library and just perusing the aisles looking at book after book, wondering which one I should choose next. Having over 2,000 books in my house is...

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By eTech Reviews on May 24, 2011

Amazon recently has launched the 3G variant of its Kindle which is ad-supported and is priced at $164. This all new Kindle is called the Kindle 3G With Special Offers, is almost similar to the $114 Wi-Fi ad-supported Kindle excluding for the...

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By cnet on June 24, 2010

For the moment, the Wi-Fi-only version of the Barnes & Noble Nook is the best e-reader you can buy for less than...

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