Thread: B&N CEO on the future of Nook
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Old 06-17-2020, 07:06 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
Sorry man. I PROMISE I'm not being intentionally dense. But I still don't see where you are going here.

Are you implying that the the Nook is a rebranded Hanlin, Netronix or Boox? You've implied it three times based on nothing that I can see. The current batch of Nooks (the Glowlight 3 and the 7.8" Glowlight Plus have a different design from anything on the market.

Your repeated insinuation that these are just some rebranded Chinese readers makes me think you have no clue what you are talking about.

As for how far back I go, I worked at B&N when the first Nook rolled out and my first reader was the Nook ST with Glowlight. Nook has always had superior hardware design to their competitors.
I agree that nook is not some re-branded Reader. Nobody makes bezels as bad as B&N. As for the software, oh vey.
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