Thread: What would bring Nook back from the dead?
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Old 06-19-2019, 02:02 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by gldnbrwncouches View Post
Sorry to bring this back up after a couple of months, but I'm curious if this has changed for anyone here with the newly released Nook GL+ 7.8. My problems (and it seems like several others) were with the software, service, and/or some management decisions, not really the hardware. It seems like a pretty great and decently affordable device that has sold out everywhere I can see, and is probably a step in the right direction.

My question to you all would be, "Is it enough (for you)?"
If it were available here (here being defined as anywhere outside the USA), I would not choose it as my ereader. The hardware may be great but just too many reports of issues with the software, never mind that B&N does not seem to be a good bet to be around in a couple of years.
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