The Nook is Barnes and Noble’s answer to the tablet industry and uses the Android market. It includes many features found on similar sized tablets and ranges in price from around $100 to $300, depending on the version that you choose. The earliest version, the Nook Simple Touch, is an ultra light eReader and does not have the features of a tablet. If you are looking for one with all the features of a tablet, you will want either the HD or HD+. The HD is 7″ with options from 8 GB to 16 in either white or black, while the HD + is 9″ and available in either 16GB or 32 GB, both in black.
Technical Features
Both the HD and HD+ offer screens with sharp, high definition resolution able to play up to 1080p. Whether you are watching a movie, playing a game, or reading, the image quality is amazing. You can choose either 7″ or 9″, depending on how large a screen you desire for your various needs. Both versions are very light, at just over 11 ounces. Furthermore, it has a very fast dual-core processor, providing you with the ability to play or work at rapid speeds. The sound quality on the Nook is excellent, with high quality dual speakers that provide cinema like sound.
Apps
Both versions of the Nook tablet come with the ability to download over 700,000 Android apps, including popular apps like Facebook Twitter, Pinterest, Temple Run, and more, They also include Google Play, which has millions of apps, games, movies, songs and more. Nook Today will bring a selection of your favorites and quick reads, cool apps, new titles, and recommendations for you to easily find. YouTube, Google Maps, and email services all are available.
Entertainment
Whether it is TV, movies, books, magazines, or newspapers, you can access any type of media you choose. You can store your favorite TV shows and games, and even increase the memory through adding a microSD card. All Nook purchases are stored for free in the cloud, so you can have access to them from anywhere. Many popular entertainment apps, like Netflix and Hulu are available, and even have their own versions made exclusively for the Nook. Over 3 million books and magazines are available for purchase and download to your tablet, making it easy to remain up to date on everything. Additionally, you can get exclusive content from many different magazines. All magazines and newspapers are delivered instantly to your Nook as soon as they are available.
Other
With the built in WiFi and Google Chrome browser, you can easily access any part of the internet, whether for work or play. There are also catalogs available, and with Nook Scrapbook, you can save pages from catalogs and magazines in one place to reference in the future. You can also get customized recommendations for future movie, TV, and book titles delivered right to your Nook, making it easy to find your next hour of entertainment.
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harshi
July 5, 2013 at 4:57 pm
Wow That’s really nice to know about this and the review is very well written ! thunbs up author !
Naser
July 6, 2013 at 5:51 pm
Never heard of this company James. By the way what is its expected price? Is it going to compete with Nexus 7.
Rohit
July 7, 2013 at 10:35 am
thanks for introducing with this amazing tablet, i haven’t heard of this before, but it seems to have very good features..:)
Sana
July 7, 2013 at 5:35 pm
I love this tablet that has ability to download 700,000 Andriod App. I love to purchase such a tablet.
himanshu
August 4, 2013 at 9:22 am
I bought this one earlier for my friend its really good , you reviewed it better in your post.
Jackson
August 17, 2013 at 7:08 pm
the notice one of the strangest tablets to meeting the design of it is a little off but overall the way it works is seamless.
Levon
August 23, 2013 at 12:56 am
the nook seems to be the only actual competitor for Amazon’s Kindle