By: cooler

cooler — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 17:31:33 +0000

Nook Color is better for reading than iPad and better for everything else than Kindle. Nook Color is better for $249. The Nook Color will not run apps straight out of the Android Market, but that does not mean it cannot run them. In fact, they have done a lot of tests on apps from standard Android smartphones and they pretty much run on Nook Color, which has Android 2.1 under the hood. (The Nook native interface and apps are just standard Android application layers.) Barnes & Noble special Nook SDK runs on top of the standard Android one and gives developers access to exclusive extensions and APIs for the Nook and its interface. So porting Android apps is not difficult. B&N says it is more like optimising them for Nook than porting them. Nook Color screen is supposed to be better (less reflective) for reading than iPad thanks to new LG screen with anti-reflection coating. It allows to watch videos, listen to the music, view Office documents and PDF’s. If you prefer e-Ink screen, the original Nook is still available from BN.

By: Nate

Nate — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:28:08 +0000

It’s interesting how they worded the press release. It looks like they said the Triton screen is faster, but they didn’t actually write that. The Triton screen is only as fast as Pearl screen. That’s not a speed improvement.

By: Raniz

Raniz — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 10:17:38 +0000

Colour E-readers is fairly interesting. But I want to see the coloured E-paper revolutionize the digital photoframe.

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