Thread: Barnes & Noble's latest collaboration with Samsung is the Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 10.1
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Old 10-28-2014, 05:00 PM   #33
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I'm wondering if now might not be a good time to transition to Kindle, if only, for the cheaper ebook prices? Certainly the new Kindle Voyager has better specs and is priced very closely to the Samsung/Nook.

Currently, I do have a Nook Tablet (older Nook Color upgrade) and a Samsung Note 10.1 running the Nook app. Quite satisfied with them, but the book costs are pricey IMHO.
I use my Nook HD+ primarily for Kindle content; it works very well. At $179 it was a great purchase, at $299 (down from $349) the 10.1 Samsung Nook is either an embarrassment or an abomination. Less than half the resolution for almost twice the price.
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