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Originally Posted by jabberwock_11
The B&N Nook has the advantage of price and the B&N store, but the battery life, lack of a true touch screen, and (the big drawback in my opinion) lack of ability to put books into either collections or folders really makes me pause.
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The Nook has another problem to consider. The bezel is prone to cracking because of a design flaw. B&N readily replaces devices that crack, but they haven't fixed the underlying problem. Some people have exchanged cracked Nooks more than three times.
Also, B&N could just as easily remove books from the Nook like Amazon did. After the bad PR Amazon got from its episode, I doubt they'll ever attempt it again; and it didn't go unnoticed by the others.