Nook Review

The Nook has internal memory of 2GB; the bookstore storage is 1500 books, newspapers and magazines. If there’s aneed for more storage simply slide in a memory card. With the Nook completely loaded, this can be taken with you anyplace and you’ll always have your favorites with you. The Nook will allow you to read for quite a long time, roughly about ten days non stop. And that means no recharging. And we have to mention, the Nook has a color screen.

• The Nook provides a full screen, which is color and is a touch screen.
• You can read interactive kids’ books, newspapers, magazines, and enhanced books.
• You can surf the web and use the social features.

With the Nook you also have extras, you can read and listen to music at the same time, play all of your favorite MP3′s with a built in MP3 player, you can also play music from Pandora Internet radio. There are also games like Chess, Sudoku, and Crossword Puzzles. A few of the technical features are below.

• The Nook is very compact – roughly the size of a small paperback book.
• The height is 7.7″, Width is 4.9″, the Depth is 0.5″ and it only weighs 12.1 ounces.

After reading this article, if you are thinking about purchasing one of these items, the comparisons are pretty clear. The argument doesn’t really need to be very complicated because the facts speak for themselves. Although, most ereaders are loaded with features, it is important when making a choice that you choose something that is right for you.  So the question really isn’t which one is the best ereader, but which one meets your needs.