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Originally Posted by luqmaninbmore
Have you tried soft-rooting your nook? This addresses many of the issues you mention, such as organization and the segregation of materials. You can sort the books by folder with the apps that come with the soft-root. It's also easy to restore the nook back to the factory firmware if you still want to take it back. Also, I've found that search is useful for getting around organizational/lack-of-go-to-page issues. I still might take the nook back (I have over a week left before 14 days is up) in favor of the $199 505 I found at a local store, but it will be a tough choice (I don't want to have to change the Sony's battery when it comes time, yeesh).
Luqman
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At one point I was thinking about soft rooting it, but the terrible power management just really turns me off and I made the decision to go back to my Sony PRS505 when I get home from an extended business trip. After I made that decision I just never got around to doing the soft root. I guess I still could. There's nothing stopping me.
Regards,
Michael