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That's a bummer. I have two Nook Simple Touches that I bought "used" (not even a pretense of refurbishment) at the Goodwill auction site and both had very good screens. The cost was between $25 and $30 each. One has a very weak battery, but I plan to get a battery replacement kit and bring it back up to snuff.
Good luck with Blue Proton. I'd be interested in hearing how your experience pans out.
Note that the Goodwill site does not offer a return policy at all, so you have to read the description and examine the photos carefully! And I might just have gotten lucky. So, it's not for everyone.
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