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Originally Posted by boswd
Ok I see what you are saying and I apologize for the snarky comment. but having said that, I do disagree 100% with your point though. I don't think you have to strip down the Nook and make it look, feel and smell like a Kindle.
The LCD screen, though I do understand it's not for everyone, it is still a HUGE selling point for the ones who do buy it. I am one of them
I mentioned this is the past and its no exaggeration. When my buddy at work, the kindle owner, and myself are at lunch and we have our ereaders out. Easily over 80% of our co-workers are more impressed with the Nook. Seeing the BN library's book cover flow and the home page icons are the biggest "Wow that is really really cool, I like that, and you get eink, it's like the best of both worlds".
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Oh well
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So your argument is that the Nook is "cool". No mention of the actual reading experience.
Tell me. Have you swapped readers and actually tried the Kindle 3? I think if you did actually read a book with the Kindle you would appreciate it more.
