Nook v Kindle?
Sep. 28th, 2011 07:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Okay, so I had looked at things and decided that for my birthday, I would take the plunge and get an e-reader.
I'd even decided on a nook (although I still waver between classic and color). And I got bn gift cards as rewards things that I can use and am all set to purchase it.
And then amazon goes and announces the new kindle family including a baby-i-pad kinda thing and cheaper prices and...
So now what do I do? The things that impressed me about the nook were library loans (which I know the new kindle will use) and the droid platform, which I love.
Any advice anyone?
I'd even decided on a nook (although I still waver between classic and color). And I got bn gift cards as rewards things that I can use and am all set to purchase it.
And then amazon goes and announces the new kindle family including a baby-i-pad kinda thing and cheaper prices and...
So now what do I do? The things that impressed me about the nook were library loans (which I know the new kindle will use) and the droid platform, which I love.
Any advice anyone?
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Date: 2011-09-29 02:43 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-09-29 02:02 pm (UTC)Classic vs. color, as I understand it, depends on what you want to use it for. A Nook Color is more like a tablet computer that can do things and has the typical LCD screen. A classic has the e-ink screen and is a dedicated e-reader. Like, for me, I want to get a Nook Classic, because I already have a laptop and a smartphone so I don't need another device that essentially does the same things as those, and I want to read books on a screen without dealing with glare issues (I love reading outside, but can't do that with a computer screen). So it depends on what you want to use the e-reader for.