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Originally Posted by Rich_D
Yesterday I just bought a second nook for my wife. We have completely different tastes in books, so sharing books or accounts wasn't even a consideration. Battery life isn't important to me, I don't think it's a big deal to plug it in every 3 or 4 days. Neither is a difference of a couple ounces. The nook weighs about as much as a book. I'm fine with that.
The LCD screen means the kindle will always be lighter and have better battery life. I like the looks of the nook with the lcd screen better than the keyboard on the kindle.
I also like that the nook reads epub and is a little more open than the kindle.
That's what it comes down to - what you prefer. Neither is a poor choice.
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You have just confused me more. The battery is not a big deal for me neither. Kindle's weight is a plus. Opennes of the nook is the most important thing to me.
But I'm in Turkey and nobody knows about nook. But most of the people knows what the kindle is. I tought that if nook 2 is out with better specs I can sell my kindle in Turkey with a good price and buy a nook 2. Electronic gadgets are a bit expensive in Turkey. If I buy the nook, I cannot sell it here because nobody wont prefer it in Turkey. Is my decision right?