Thread: Which ereaders don’t have web browsers?
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Old 08-27-2018, 08:31 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
They're scaling back their in-store Nook displays at any rate. But some folks like their new Nook Glowlight 3 and, if you want an eReader without a browser, this is the one.

Coincidentally, I bought the first Nook book I've bought from Barnes & Noble in years today. I've pretty much decided that, if I can get it at Barnes & Noble (or Kobo) I'm going to buy it there instead of Amazon. Amazon is convenient, but I want to see more competition. I also loaded the Nook, Kobo and Walmart eBook apps on my Fire (just to see if I could do it). (Not using the Fire for anything anyhow, might as well experiment.)
I like my Glowlight 3 but do not use it much. I think its because i have a ton of kindle books to read. I too want to see more competition so I did purchase a few nook eBooks
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