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Originally Posted by Pajamaman
The irony is Nook continues to produce maybe the best e-readers on the market, at least for my needs. Take for example the Nook GL3. The screen is the clearest I have ever used. The orange comfort light is the most red and configurable. The UI is poor, but I've rooted it and use Koreader. Reading epubs on it is a joy. With koreader I reverse the screen to white (or orange) on black. I have sensitive eyes and this works brilliantly for me. I have other higher-spec readers, but it is the best for reading on that I've ever owned. As such, I will continue to buy Nook ereaders if they keep getting the hardware so spot on.
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That's an old story, going back to when folks would hack their Nooks to add the Kindle app.
Do you buy books from them?
Because, if not, the only money they make off you is whatever markup they get on the hardware. Just as when folks outside the US were using reshippers to get the Nooks B&N refused to sell them.
Ten years and they've learned nothing...
