NOOK Color eBook Tablet : Nice eReader/Tablet combination

NOOK Color eBook Tablet

     I preface this review by saying that they are predisposed to love the technological devices that are a bit 'strange, but appreciate a good industrial design and user interface.

    The NOOK Color eBook Tablet is a really great color eReader also happens to have the makings of a great, a tablet based on Android.

    Barnes & Noble literally bury the Android operating system in a customized interface and many features often Android.

    This custom is so thick that makes a great eReader NOOK Color eBook Tablet , but not so big a tablet. Therefore, while it is locked, you do what you are doing very well.
    Can be obtained from the Barnes & Noble or e-books in Adobe PDF format, or ePub. Either format works, looks and reads very well, easily as good as the best in the market has to offer in terms of an application for reading electronic books.

    The fact that the NOOK Color eBook Tablet has decided to bury the download location and non-Barnes & Noble content of the creation of shortcuts to the book file or folder, set it free books on the shelf, or even on your list of lists for books dissatisfaction is a technology tolerant and understanding.

    For non-technical and less tolerant navigate a gadget, for example, the grandmother would have been a trap. But once again, as a user does not even know how to get free books?

    Film still hidden in the file system, look great, but screen of NOOK Color eBook Tablet resolution below the cap of the ability to display the player's actions and demanding format.

NOOK Color eBook Tablet

    For example, my film has started with the iPod Touch are great. My movies tore Incredible Droid is not reproducible. Although both are AAC files with MV4 soundtracks. This is a higher resolution and bit rate so that is the problem. Again, annoying but not a real problem.

    The web browser is good. Almost stock Android browser fast enough, in line enough to go around, but if I had to actually do some research, I use my computer.

    Android 2.2 coming in January, and the market "adopted" a Barnes & Noble Android, which will be a surprisingly capable compressed for money.

    And this is what I remember is an exceptional value considering the hardware (faster CPU / GPU combination, BIG-IPS LCD monitor with better color / resolution and IPAD), 512 MB RAM, expandable storage, high quality construction), and eReader application without exception better.

    Once Android 2.2 is added with at least some access to other applications such as email, better browser, and a more flexible format of music / video value is simply unreachable ... at that price.

Pros:

Big screen - see the general color quality, the quality of the text, creating
UI eReader
Format of the magazine is excellent
Subscriptions to newspapers and magazines a month
Build quality
Industrial design - to lie on a table, unlike iWoble
MicroSD Support
Form factor - greater access to the now abandoned or about to stop Amazon Kindle 2 cases!
Battery life (for a device based on thin LCD in its size range)
All Android experience just a hack away
Behind the CPU / GPU / RAM is very powerful, but not top, but can switch to Android 2.2 and perhaps gingerbread
You can read eBooks from the library if your local library that has


Cons:

NOOK Color eBook Tablet UI thick if you really want the collapsed portion
UI takes a few minutes to learn
Bluetooth is not allowed (although it may be compatible with Bluetooth)
No micro-(and thus no Skype on the road unless the headphone jack can be used as first-generation iPod Touch)
Corner the market will be cut if BN does not have what you want in terms of applications
BN price of their books are too high
BN Magazine Subscriptions can be high, although some are a good value
No cameras

    Recommended NOOK Color eBook Tablet the reader / newspaper in particular. The best eReader LCD, period. Great value in a tablet Android.