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Old 06-09-2011, 01:15 AM   #1
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It's not called the Simple Touch Reader

For those who might have missed it over in the news forum:
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Originally Posted by RichL View Post
Wrote Mr. Pogue about the discrepancy between what he called the reader and what the picture showed. Received the following in reply.

"Here's the email I got from the Barnes & Noble PR woman:

Thanks for your time today. Wanted to provide a few things that may be helpful as you review the All-New NOOK.

· Please call it the All-New Nook. (Please note it’s not Nook Touch, etc.). We refer to the original NOOK products as 1st Edition, fyi."

So I guess the problem is not with Mr. Pogue but with B&n's PR requesting that a product stamped as one thing (nook) be referred to as something else.
If you have a look around B&N's site, you'll find that "the simple touch reader" is a descriptive tagline. I found at least one accessory listed as fitting the "Nook 2nd Edition," but otherwise it's "All-New Nook" through and through.

Personally, I've resolved to simply call it nook, specifying that it's the new one if and when appropriate.
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