Barnes & Noble has a new version of its tablet NOOK today, with 8 GB memory, 16 GB instead of … and the same price as the $ 199 Kindle fire:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/nook-tablet-barnes-noble/1104687969

This eliminates the “argument easy choice” for the fire on the 16 GB Tablet NOOK … you wanted to pay $ 50 more for it? Said

Honestly, people that run as a real challenger to the fire in what I call the “enter shelf” (a portmanteau of call “entertainment” and “Tablet” to see) market.

Comparing memory is much stronger than it was before. There are more user available memory on the tablet on the NOOK 8GB 16 The NT8 (my new acronym) has 5GBs for your files (not B & N content). The NT16 has only 1GB. This allows the NT8 compliance with fire, General 5.36 and 1.17 for personal files, especially for applications has.

There will be other things that stand out from Buyer:

read more NT8 The native Excel and PowerPoint: Television applications

your own background images to create the NT8, can not with KF

The NT8 up a 32 GB micro SD card … no memory expansion slot on a KF. You can use a wireless reader, but Again, not so easy

The KF is shorter than half an inch … but weighs a little more

FC allows Sideloading via a USB cable … Seriously NT8 not a port for this (but you can use the SD card) Intangible assets include, though. Amazon customer service was so much better for me than the experience I had online with Barnes & Noble. Amazon, you can “flip” Kindle a bookstore for a refund with seven days of purchase. Barnes & Noble is not possible to return books at any time Nook:

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“items that can not be returned
We can not return to the NOOK books, magazines, accept downloadable PDFs for SparkNotes products, gift cards, and shrink-wrap items that are open, please note. the following their purchase, NOOK Books can not be repaid “

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http://www.barnesandnoble.com/help/cds2.asp?PID = 8121

If you pay for an Amazon Premium member, you can borrow up to one book per month from about 100,000 titles and watch streaming videos without additional cost premium.

involved will react?

Barnes & Noble has responded before, but this is a difficult question.

> Amazon had a larger, more expensive. They could be the new features announced (come on, text to speech, someone in the forum Amazon Kindle recently reported that they were told they were working on TTS for the fire department). They were able to another … But I think it could be a mistake to be here.

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Although this is, it must really be something , it is not ruled out the option. The current Twitter “app”, for example, is simply a link that leads to its Web interface. Since the language in question, as it can be removed completely, even in error, but this is not the first time that leaks early, as it turned out to be accurate.

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big in the last few days. One of the things I’m most excited about Dropbox integration for the Kindle now. I use dropbox all the time, and be able to send file back and forth through drop box will be great. Check that and more below!

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Miller / CNET) Three months after the sale, we do not yet know how many tablets to the fire that Amazon has sold.Sure, analysts have estimated lit, but the actual numbers of the Amazon is to guess how the fire door Kindle devices from Apple, Samsung and others …

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KINDLE EDITION OF THE BLOG: HOW TO DEAL WITH LINKS LEADING TO IMPOSSIBLY TINY FONTS

I’ve received some understandable grumbles from subscribers that links to free books don’t go to the Kindle-device version of the Kindlestore, which is easier to read, and that, instead, the links go to unreadable webpages with tiny fonts.

  That’s true, and in the Free-book-alert blog entries, I mention that Kindle Edition Subscribers, who get the last 25 blog articles on an edition, should do those links from a computer.

  Having said that though, it’s Amazon who decides where the links go, and they take subscribers lately to a fast-loading modified or simplified web-site version for mobile devices although not to the simplest version, the Kindle-device version of the store.  I can’t do anything about it, unfortunately.

SOLUTION
What I do want to point out is that once you’re on one of those result pages of TINY print for an item, there is a solution.

  You can press Menu and then “Article Mode” to read the book description there.
  It’s extremely clear that way.  And it loads quickly also.

  I’ve made some screenshots above to show you the difference if you choose this reading mode that Amazon has provided but doesn’t say much about.

  In Article Mode, however, you can’t choose to buy or interact — but once out of Article mode and back to Web Mode (you can use Menu or Back-arrow to get back to Web Mode), you can opt to press a button to get a free sample (from which you can later get the book if you like the sample) or to “purchase” it for $ 0.00 if the current pricing is still free.  If intrigued, the latter is wise, as the free-books last for only hours or a couple of days.

With a Kindle Touch, all of this is fairly easy.  While you can pinch-zoom the entire page of text and see it larger, you’d still need to scroll around.  So it’s best to start with selecting ‘Article Mode.’  Once you’re back on the tiny-font webpage, use pinch-zoom to enlarge the text to find the box to request a sample if wanted, or to get the book.

With the Kindle Keyboard’s results page, you get a ZOOM box that you can click on to enlarge that boxed section.  This can be good for getting a sample but it’s awkward. You still do have, however, that ‘Article Mode’ for reading the book description.

I hope this helps.  Amazon’s recent change to a faster-loading books-webpage makes clicking on links of interest with your Kindle device more worthwhile than in the past.

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