Thread: Nook Simple Touch Reader poll
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Old 05-25-2011, 05:19 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Rjl2001 View Post
Toddos and Tubemonkey, what a great example of how different people can have very different needs for the same device. Helps me realize how difficult it must be for B&N executives who make those decisions. Oh well, at least there is a lot of good competition in this market and something for most anyone.
I don't have a problem with B&N going this route. It just means the Nook is not for me. I'll have to wait a bit now to get a touch screen. More than likely, I'll be getting a Kindle Touch. I don't see Amazon ditching the audio player and speakers, because they're needed for audiobooks and text-to-speech.

They own Audible and a reduced Audible membership was one of the recent KSO offers. I have Audible books on my KSO and like listening to them when I get tired of reading. The ability to switch back and forth is a valuable feature for me.
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