Have a Nook will travel?

I want one too! This is exactly what a droid needs on a 7+hours of traveling in a coach class category. There’s over a million titles at your fingertips. With 2GB of memory, nook stores up to 1,500 books, newspapers and magazines. I’ll go crazy!

I read that customer demand continues to be strong and that new orders will be made available come February 2010. This beauty is not without flaws — but Barnes & Noble has since fixed the bugs.

Dubbed as the world’s most advanced eBook reader & also the Best New Gadget of 2009 by the TechCrunch Crunchies Award, I could only think of this: “Be mindful of the future, but not at the expense of the present. – Master Qui-Gon Jinn”. I hope this will generate better reading society at the very least. They have a competitor — the Amazon Kindle 2.

So perhaps a little bit of comparison investigation would be good. Amazon Kindle has this feature – Text to Speech where it can read newspapers, magazines, blogs and books out loud to you, unless the book’s rights holder made the feature unavailable. Impressive. Nook on the other hand, features touch color screen.

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A droid does needs color in its life. Nook wins hands down with the content availability. There are more than a million titles available and more than 500,000 free eBooks. I am swooned over by these facts and the review from Time Magazine on the Nook helps – “One of the 10 Top Gadgets of 2009, and Best Travel Gadgets of 2009. It’s the stuff around and behind the screen that makes the nook cool. Like that color touchscreen… support for wi-fi, SD cards and PDFs.

The nook also comes with a classy book-lending feature.” – Time Magazine. What not to love about it? And oh, I want one with a Kate Spade New York designer covers, thank you!