Barnes & Noble NOOK Touch eBook Reader Reviews : Simple (To Use) Touch Reader

NOOK Touch eBook Reader

    I bought the Kindle (Wi-Fi) and the original Nook (B & W one) and used in the return period. While there have been things that I liked the Kindle (the characteristics of other site in the Kindle was written), the only thing that made ​​me choose the Nook has the ability to borrow and read ebooks from my local library. I have not been to the library now!

    Now here's the NOOK Touch eBook Reader. I had a pre-order through when I came in early June is the pearl of the same screen as the Kindle's e-ink, so that the screen contrast is not a problem. And wow, the user interface has improved over the original angle! (I found strange) All the pearls of e-ink display is able to touch.
  
    Both the original Kindle and Nook I wanted to touch the screen to select a book to read, instead of using the keys (the Kindle) or touch screen LCD (in the original) to highlight and select the e-book. Simple Touch eBook Reader in the Nook, the Library screen contains icons for all the ebooks on your computer (both the library and the purchase).

    Tap the icon and open the book. Turn the page? Touch the screen to the right of the page (to move) or left (to return). Or slide your finger across the screen as a physical page of a book turning. Or use the buttons integrated into the chassis. Do you want quick access to the pages of a book? Press and hold to turn the page. Need a definition of the word? Tap and hold the opening speech and a dictionary.

Kindle 3G + Wi-Fi

    The user of NOOK Touch eBook Reader interface is similar to an iPhone or iPhone with the icons, the keyboard and the physical Home button. It also has the "slide to unlock" feature like the iPhone. The touch screen on the NOOK Touch eBook Reader is infrared (heat you feel the finger, again like the iPhone), so a light touch works very well. I found the original Nook, will sometimes be several buttons on the LCD screen of the device to recognize a command.

     In response to criticism of the touchscreen does not respond, the pre-order NOOK Touch eBook Reader Rincón had suffered from this problem. The touch screen is slow to react and eventually stop working. A general power cycle has been reduced. I started a thread on the web site B & N on this and many others found the problem. Back to Angle B & N and exchanged my NOOK Touch eBook Reader. ST Rincón were replaced for six weeks and the problem has not returned. So do not be afraid to buy because of this problem - if this happens, it becomes.

    Returning to the books of the library, I had to install Adobe Digital Editions on my PC (my library has a link for downloading - free). This software allows you to manage your eBook Nook.

    The NOOK Touch eBook Reader is a good option for seniors who do not have advanced computer skills. Using the camera is easy enough, but the weight of the books in the library of a website (with Adobe Digital Editions) requires several steps to complete. If you need help, can be a building of positive relationships.

    Another final - once you get your NOOK Touch eBook Reader, select the "Store" to access the site B & Ns. Every Friday and BN provides a book for free download, and discounts on other days of the week.

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