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While children used to spend most of their time outdoors looking at a wide variety of colors, levels of brightness and depths, they now spend up to seven hours a day starting at a TV, computer or tablet screen with artificial light.

Looking to increase the value of its Android - based Nook tablets, Barnes & Noble on Friday said it will offer a different paid app free of charge every Friday for Nook HD, Nook HD +, Nook Tablet, and Nook Color owners.

The Nook Tablet looks almost exactly like the now $ 199 Nook Color (though the former is slightly thinner), but Lynch was quick to point out that while Barnes & Noble designed its tablet from scratch, Amazon started with the Research in Motion BlackBerry PlayBook as a reference dTablet looks almost exactly like the now $ 199 Nook Color (though the former is slightly thinner), but Lynch was quick to point out that while Barnes & Noble designed its tablet from scratch, Amazon started with the Research in Motion BlackBerry PlayBook as a reference dtablet from scratch, Amazon started with the Research in Motion BlackBerry PlayBook as a reference design.

Add that the LCD is cheaper and better looking and we'll likely never see a commercially successful color e-ink tablet.

Overall, the tablet is quite a looker, which is enhanced further with its black and silver color scheme.

I am looking for more of a tablet PC then an e-reader with color.

I really wanted to get the fire for my 9 yr old she loves reading books on my iphone (kindle app) Not to mention the games ans so on, ir keps her from getting into fights with her younger sister in the car, but now i am considering the nook just because the parental controls, i am worried i can not keep an eye on her while driving plus things can find her quicker than she can find things, lets face it shes an innocent 9 yr old so why risk it, i know she wont go looking for porn or whatever but when she was younger she was looking for a hello kitty web site and we were both horriefied what came on the screen, so i huess the debate is nook color or nook tablet

Are you looking at an eInk black and white device or a color tablet?

From skin tones to aircraft explosions, the clip looked consistently crisp and rich in color on Amazon's tablet.

Indeed, we looked at the tablet from all kinds of weird angles and didn't notice any substantial color modifications.

While colors looked natural when watching movies on the HD 7, the tablet's Delta E (color accuracy, closer to 0 is better) of 7.8 is a bit

I prefer the color reproduction on the Nexus 7, and the detail of the Nexus 10: On both of those competing tablets, blacks are deeper, whites are whiter, and images look sharper than on the Kindle Fire HD 8.9.

The Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet, which will retail for $ 249 and arrive in stores at the end of next week, looks very similar to the Nook Color — which Barnes & Noble CEO William Lynch says is the second - best selling tablet behind theTablet, which will retail for $ 249 and arrive in stores at the end of next week, looks very similar to the Nook Color — which Barnes & Noble CEO William Lynch says is the second - best selling tablet behind thetablet behind the iPad.

One reason the images look so impressive is that, according to our colorimeter, the panel can display more colors than most tablets, covering 173.3 percent of the sRGB gamut.

Incorporating the Super AMOLED Plus display, the tablet delivers a wider range of colors with greater separation between lights and darks, making images looked crisp and vivid.

Adventure Time clips didn't look good on the Xtreme 2's 1024 x 600 - pixel screen; the colors looked off, and the tablet's low resolution became a glaring problem.

Looking forward to the Nook Tablet vs. Nook Color review.

On the outside the Nook Tablet looks pretty much identical to its younger brother the Nook Color.

It's very important, especially for reading, it was the reason I returned my tablet (Advent Vega)-- it had such narrow vertical viewing angles that you had to hold it in exact «good» position all the time, any small movement and the colors were distorted, no way to use it when keeping it on your laps or on the table (unless you would bend and look straight on the screen)

It is unknown at this time if Barnes and Noble will close this gap in the firmware with a mandatory update, but it looks like right now the going is good on the independent development front to turn your Nook Color into a full fledged Tablet PC.

I agree color is an advantage, but if the B&N looks under powered compared to other Android tablets, especially as we know the other android tablets can all have book readers on them — Amazon will be happy if you installed the Kindle App, for that matter — then B&N might look like a weak tablet, rather than an excellent book reader.

It certainly looks like Barnes and Noble struck gold with the Nook Color, it may not be an e-ink electronic reader, but an android tablet.

It has nothing to do with the extra-deep colors that tablet offers, but about shifting how the display looks in different kinds of lighting.

If you are looking to get a color ereader or Android tablet, a new Nook Color can be had for just $ 199 with free shipping from Barnes and Noble's eBay store with coupon code CBARNcolor ereader or Android tablet, a new Nook Color can be had for just $ 199 with free shipping from Barnes and Noble's eBay store with coupon code CBARNColor can be had for just $ 199 with free shipping from Barnes and Noble's eBay store with coupon code CBARNESDD.

I believe that, for android tablets to be truly successful, Google Android needs to look to the model of Apple iOS, Amazon's Kindle Fire, and Barnes & Nobles» Nook Color (over 3 million sold).

Where once the Nook brand was a reader first, with Android - powered full - color readers with some tablet functionality, now it looks like we'll see Barnes & Noble embrace the tablet identity much more fully.

And just as cute a name the tablet carries, the device too looks very much part for the course, done up as it is in attractive color and shape.

«Within five to ten years, most computers, from ultra-notebooks to tablets, will look and feel just like these sheets of printed color paper.»

Amazon will continue to sell their monochrome E Ink Kindles, but with the huge success of the Nook Color from last year, they are looking to expand into the color ereader / tablet market for those wanting to add some color to their reading experiColor from last year, they are looking to expand into the color ereader / tablet market for those wanting to add some color to their reading expericolor ereader / tablet market for those wanting to add some color to their reading expericolor to their reading experience.

The Barnes & Noble Nook Color has found a following from consumers looking for a cheap tablet.

The $ 249 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet may look like its predecessor, Nook Color, but that's where the comparisons stop.

Looks wise, the Iconia Tab A200 is a lot like the A500 except two key differences — the OS of the Tab A200 which would be Android 4.0 along with the red and gray color schemes that the tablet comes in.

The one B&N product that can be considered to be able to put up some sort of a competition to the iPad (if at all it does) is the Nook Color though its makers are more comfortable considering it an e-readers while buyers of the Nook Color look more at it as a cheap tablet option.

Those who have been looking to buy the Nook Color as a cheap Android tablet should be prepared for a pleasant shock.

If you are looking to nab a budget tablet or color ereader this holiday season on the cheap, Walmart has the Cruz Tablet T301 online for $ 99.98, and it comes with an AC adapter, sleeve, stand, and 4 GB SDtablet or color ereader this holiday season on the cheap, Walmart has the Cruz Tablet T301 online for $ 99.98, and it comes with an AC adapter, sleeve, stand, and 4 GB SDTablet T301 online for $ 99.98, and it comes with an AC adapter, sleeve, stand, and 4 GB SD card.

When I look at a tablet's display quality, I judge it on a number of criteria: brightness, color accuracy, contrast, and image clarity.

The Amazon tablet suffers from an overwhelming green presence on the screen, and the range of colors on the Samsung look a bit oversaturated.

«Apple's full - color, full motion [iPad] device makes not only netbooks, but any product with an E Ink display look tired and dated,» wrote Yankee Group Research Inc. analyst Carl Howe in a blog after spending a few minutes using the tablet device.

That said, the Galaxy Tab 10.1's screen was noticeably brighter than the Vizio 8 - Inch Tablet's; whites and colors on websites looked muted on the Vizio.

And, while it does come in everyone's new favorite color, gold, it's a distinctly average looking tablet.

It's not looking to simply be a better Nook Color, but a real tablet fighting the iPad and every other major slate thing out there.

The pearl ink is easy on the eyes, reads just like a book and unlike phones & tablets which cast light that strain the eyes if you read for long periods of time but then most of them are just look at color pictures anyways.

Good tablet all around for all ages, the new colors (I chose magenta, where I usually choose the turquoise or white, I've been looking for a case to care for it, it's sturdy and suits every one the homes need and wants!

To look at it a little differently, that means that the Kindle Fire, Nook Color, Nook Tablet, and other devices built off AOSP code without access to the typical «Google experience» apps definitely are not being included — but virtually every phone and tablet sold by a carrier in the US and Europe shouTablet, and other devices built off AOSP code without access to the typical «Google experience» apps definitely are not being included — but virtually every phone and tablet sold by a carrier in the US and Europe shoutablet sold by a carrier in the US and Europe should be.

BTW, I am really looking forward to your Nook Color VS Nook Tablet review to directly compare the two devices.

For this upcoming holiday season, it is looking like both the Kindle Fire and Barnes & Nobles» Nook Color tablet will be the android devices which will most strongly challenge the iPad's dominance.

In a test image, for example, skin tones and a brown sweater looked far more realistic on the Nook Tablet than on the Nook Color.

While their tagline of «changing the face of tablets» may be stretching things a bit, this one looks to be a great new product in the multi-purpose eReader category, and appears to have the market currently dominated by the Nook Color directly in its sights.

My final recommendation still is dependent on what you're looking for: if you want an e-reader and plan to spend most of your time reading fiction novels, I can't recommend any LCD - based tablet computer, including the Nook Color.

However, if you (a) like reading on an LCD screen, (b) are really interested in magazines, newspapers, children's books, or Internet surfing, or (c) are looking for an inexpensive Android tablet computer, the Nook Color may be worth a look, as it's snappy and seems to function well.