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-No landscape support
-Poor PDF capabilities
-Some firmware issues, including ghosting
I don't know how the Nook Touch can beat the Kindle 3 as an ereader.
I already mentioned that I like the Nook Touch, it was a big step forward comparing with the Nook classic (my 1st eink reader) but just because is touch screen does not make it a better device.
The dictionary, for example, is same or even slower than using a Kindle, and Nook Touch is touchscreen, should be faster. You need to tap twice on the Nook Touch. On the Kindle you just position the cursor and you get meaning immediately. A nice touchscreen implementation when talking about dictionary and words look-up is the iPad: you touch, you get the meaning just there.
The browser on the Kindle 3 is also better. Granted, is an eink device, what you can expect even from any other eink device, but its implementation is better.
I just sold or actually trying to sell my HTC HD2 cellphone because was looking for an Android phone with real/physical keyboard.
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