Alternatively, you get a text boilerplate that says how Barnes and Noble tries to maintain fair prices that are comparable and so on - great but it does not address the discrepancies that are observed. When you try to bring these issues to the attention of the Nook support staff, two things happen. You see books advertised for $2.99 or less only to find books selling for $10.99 or more present. Furthermore, the Nook world suffers from numerous glitches. In general, most ebooks on the Nook are more expensive. I wish that I could say that this was a rare occurrence but sad to say, it is not. For example, I read a review on the Wall Street Journal about 'The Faithful Executioner.' On Amazon, the Kindle version was $12.74 the Nook price - $14.99. Third, the Barnes and Noble book universe is nowhere as extensive or as inexpensive as the Kindle world. Barnes and Nobles advertise the advantages offered by the SD card but in practice the costs of using it outweigh any benefits. It is very cumbersome to move programs and files from the main memory to the SD card and back.

Unlike the Kobo ARC, which effectively extends the memory across the SD card, the Nook seems to treat the SD as a separate piece of hardware. Second, the SD card implementation is a joke. First, the screen is a smug magnet - it seems to attract and keep every smug. Nice screen good controls (I prefer the hardwire controls of the Nook to the screen controls often implemented by the Kindle). Overall, a good competitor to the Kindle. Close but no Cigar - Good Hardware crippled by Nook Support and High Prices

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