Pandigital Novel 6" Touchscreen E-Reader w/ ePaper $19.99

[Brainphart]

I have ordered several things from this site in the past without problems.
Shipping tends to be S L O W but I've always gotten what I've purchased.
***REFURBISHED*** but the price is right!
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Product Info

Looking for a portable e-reader with a sharp display? Then check out the 6" Pandigital Novel. With instant access to over two million books, magazines and newspapers, all available from the Barnes & Noble online book store, you are sure to find just what you are looking for. The 6” touchscreen with virtual keyboard provides an easy & intuitive way to navigate between programs and menus.

The Novel can play music and view photos as well, and stores it all on the 2GB of internal memory, or use the microSD/SDHC card reader for up to 32GB of additional storage. The Lithium-ion rechargeable battery can hold a charge for up to 6 hours, so you can enjoy your books without having to worry about the battery dying.

Specs

Condition: Factory Refurbished
Packaging: Retail
Warranty: 90 Day
Manufacturer: Pandigital
Model: RR60A200

Features Include:

6" ePaper touchscreen (800x600)
Up to 6-hours on a single charge
2GB internal memory, expandable to 32GB via SD/SDHC/MMC/MMC+ card slot
Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n
Connectivity: mini-USB 2.0, mini-headphone jack
Barnes & Noble eBookstore & Library
Touchscreen control for easy user interface
Virtual keyboard
Play music and view photos
Supported formats: E-Book: EPUB; PDF Audio: MP3; Photo: JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP
Compliance: FCC, CE, UL, WEEE, RoHS
Windows 2000 & up and Mac OS X compatible
Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth): 4.8 x 7 x 0.5"
Weight: 8 oz.
Package Includes:
Pandigital 6" Tablet, USB Cable, AC Adapter

[curtw]

I've got one of these (from when Big Lots offered them at this same price). If it matters to anybody, the connector is micro-USB, not mini. And yes, by "Library," it means ADE DRM compatible.

[pdarnold]

Originally Posted by curtw

I've got one of these (from when Big Lots offered them at this same price). If it matters to anybody, the connector is micro-USB, not mini. And yes, by "Library," it means ADE DRM compatible.

I was wondering if the library description meant for B&N's "my library" or the local library via Adobe Digital Editions . This will be perfect, I've ordered one for a Christmas present for my niece.

Also, thank you Brainphart for the heads-up about 1Saleaday.