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Originally Posted by AdrianM
Looking at the Nook and K3 screens side by side I wouldn't say the contrast difference is obvious because it really isn't. The font sharpness, on first inspection isn't greatly different either. This is normal lighting conditions without playing with any of the different fonts and sizes.
However, where the K3 stands out by leaps and bounds is, speed, well designed simple interface that just works and doesn't get in the way, size, weight, look (no distracting nasty shiny stuff anywhere  ) and feel with awesome ergonomics (those page turning keys are very, very nice and unobtrusive to use) and build quality. |
It would be great if you can post some comparison pictures. I'm glad that the Nook screen doesn't look too different from the new kindle. So far my only experience with the e-reader has been with the Nook and I'm loving it. I read primarily library books so Nook is a good option for me as I don't know and don't want to strip DRM from library books. However, I really like the 3G web browsing and Text to speech features of the Kindle so I 'm hoping that you can post some feedback on that aspect. I'm debating if I should get the K3 for a second reader or wait for an android tablet so I can read all formats.