Thread: Nook Simple Touch Glowlight - technological issue or quality-control issue?
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Old 12-04-2012, 07:05 AM   #1
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Nook Simple Touch Glowlight - technological issue or quality-control issue?
I have a Kindle paperwhite.

I have a Kobo glo.

I have a nook Simple Touch.

Ok - that's out of the way.

What's the sense here (amongst the knowledgeable and the not-so-knowledgeable) about whether or not B&N will 'correct' the quality-control issues that affect the touch glowlight.

However, it may be the technology itself that is flawed, in which case it may need to be completely revamped.

What do you think?



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