[...] the first review I’ve seen of the Android based eReader from Barnes and Noble. Looks very [...]

[...] announced Galaxy Tab WiFi-only (7-inch version), the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, and of course, the Nook Color, are life savers for all the money conscious Android fans out [...]

[...] launched. I gave into the hype and actually pre-ordered a Nook, which I have been very happy with (see unboxing and initial thoughts). We also got to play with the upcoming Alex and eDGe at during CES and I chose the Alex as the [...]

[...] launched. I gave into the hype and actually pre-ordered a Nook, which I have been very happy with (see unboxing and initial thoughts). We also got to play with the upcoming Alex and eDGe at during CES and I chose the Alex as the [...]

[...] Le site AndroidAndMe a pu se procurer un Nook et en a fait rapidement le test, il s’avère que les lignes du eReader qui s’adaptent bien à la main ainsi que les placements des boutons physiques les ont séduits [...]

[...] have posted an unboxing and initial thoughts video for all you e-readin’ readers out there. via Androidandme All, [...]

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As nice as this device looks, it seem painfully slow. The trasitions from page to page are too labored. Why can’t the hole device, top screen included run on Android, or does it? I would like to see it be able to finger swipe if it’s a capacitive screen. This needs a better chipset than it has now, which we don’t know what that is, but it’s not fast enough.

Also, since it’s Android, where is the web browser? This is a miss for me. Great looks and nice color screen but the execution isn’t well thought out.

Looks really sweet, but damn.. $260? I might as well just go get another phone. hahhha.