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Originally Posted by TereLiz
Love the archive feature, which it looks like Kindle has caught on to. Is Kindle sticking with the keyboard to further differentiate themselves from the nook? Or is it some other issue?
In the looks department, I also like that it says nook on the top in little letters instead of having Barnes and Noble printed all over it.
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?? Kindle has always had the archive feature - they didn't call it "Archive" until the 2nd generation Kindle, but it's always been there.
The keyboard serves a lot of functions - personally I'm not a fan of touchscreens, but we're all different. I don't much see the difference between "Nook" at the top and "Barnes & Noble" at the bottom of the device, and "Amazon Kindle" at the top of the device.
I'm considering a Nook for the ePub content I've picked up from B&N, Borders, Kobo, and Sony (I have a Sony reader that I'll probably sell if I get a Nook). I've played with the Nook a lot, and some of it is familiarity I'm sure, but I much prefer the hardware of my Kindle.
I'm just glad there are so many choices out there these days for so many people's needs and tastes - it can only bode well for those of us who are committed to our e-readers and can't imagine going back.