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Old 02-11-2011, 02:52 PM   #17
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Hi Runs4Brains,

I think that if reading is more important for you than the computer capabilities, you will save more in the future if you get a basic cellphone and a good tablet instead.

Having said that, I would say the Nook Color but there are some caveats, like the browser itself is basic (I like Dolphin and Opera better) and with the stock operating system or device, you can read B&N books only (which can or cannot be an issue depending of your taste)

iPod touch is too small for reading sessions (in my opinion) The Nook Color gives you a better reading experience without being too big or bulky.

Not one of your options, but I would suggest the Galaxy Tab, which runs Froyo out of the box. You don't need a data plan and you will be able to read from: Kobo, Sony, Kindle, B&N, etc, without any rooting or extra step. You can also download a different browser and even texting if you keep the data plan with Tmobile, for example. For about 30 bucks with Tmobile, you can use wifi plus 3G with unlimited data plan.

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