Thread: Future of the Nook
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Old 03-06-2013, 05:48 AM   #17
rcentros
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Originally Posted by pastanley View Post
Why stay with the nook ereader device when you can get ...say ...a Nexus 7 and get the kindle, sony and nook apps. It only makes sense. Who would want to invest in a B&N device dedicated only to the BN eco system.
But I don't like back-lit devices for reading. Whether Nook continues in business (or not) I'll be using an e-Ink device for as long as I can. I just happen to think the Nook Simple Touch is one of the best e-Ink devices out there.
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