Sentences with phrase «nook as my ereading»

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The nook supports ePub nicely, as well as the PDB / eReader format.

As I've mentioned on previous posts, this series of posts about how to read ebooks and what ereader you might want to get focuses on what reading devices I've had personal experience with: the nook and the iPhone.

Bit worried by this review, my prs t2 is dying & have been awaiting this release quite keenly, as Sony has been the only ereader who make organising books by series easy — had to return both a kindle & nook as it was a nightmare trying to organise my books by reading series.

Susan, I have a question for you.I am looking at getting a new ereader.either a nook or kindle.Far as you know how is barnes and noble doing in the ereader business and how do they do compared to the kindle?Also I have heard kindle can download out of the pdf format but not the epub format like the nook or kobo, in your opinion does that seem to be much of an issue with the kindle compared to the other ereaders that can?

Content — The New York Times plans to offer its great Book Review section as a separate digital eReader product for the Sony Reader, Kindle and nook.

Considering the race to the bottom on eReader pricing going on right now, it may not be long before we start seeing Kindles and Nooks and even Sony Readers getting as close as possible to $ 100.

Hey guys — while I * totally * appreciate the freebie (PDF is a compatible format for the nook ereader) I would have happily paid for the sucker, as well; HOWEVER, the Kindle format is not nook - friendly.

Actually, I was thinking that they could have avoided hardware entirely, but you're right in that they could have stuck with E-ink Nooks and kept signing tablet makers as partners (and ereader makers, for that matter).

It powers dedicated eReaders including Barnes & Noble nook, Kobo, Bookeen as well as hundreds of custom eReading apps on iOS and Android.

eInk Holdings, the company which supplies the screens found on most of the popular eReaders on the market today such as those on Kindles, Kobos and Nooks have just released their last quarter earnings.

If this rumor proves true, nook fans have some fun things to look forward to as the eReader feature gap closes up a little bit more.

The bad news, though, is that as an ereader it still lags behind the nook and Kindle.

system, as it is called, will be accorded the usual digital rights management one would expect out of Barnes & Noble, an industry standard ePub format for distribution, and a presence accessible through any of B&N's many platforms including the nook eReader and their many computer - based software and cellular downloads.

While always a reasonable investment for the avid reader, some have had trouble justifying the expense of the more popular and full - featured of the eReaders such as the Kindle and nook.