Thread: Touch Customising NST as Pocketbook replacement
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Old 03-28-2012, 06:05 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Hrafn View Post
  • Twice the price of the NST
Unfortunately, this price is "Normal" here in Europe for devices that DO sell here. Like, for example Sony T1. Sigh ...

EDIT:
Nook Simple Touch is extremely interesting device and when friend of mine went to USA for a business trip, I have asked him to bring one NST for me. It didn't work out, unfortunately.
If I had an opportunity to buy NST for list price in USA, or even sale or refurbished unit, I wouldn't hesitate a single moment.
NST has one feature I like very much - physical page-turning buttons on the side of the device. And it runs on Android.
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