Nook Touch Review

Nook Touch Review

What we present today is the review of the Touch Nook. This is not "our" review, because we have not yet been able to touch and experience firsthand the new device Barnes & Noble. This is the free translation adapted Nook New Touch Review article (found here) of The American blog Ebook Reader (here), integrated with our considerations and some links for further information that will help us draw a fairly complete picture of Nook Touch. At the end of article for complete, we reported two video evidence of the product, the first (in English) made by the author of the blog above and the second (in Italian) Netbook News taken from (here). Nook Touch: New look and simple

Barnes & Noble for her new Nook Touch has chosen above all the simplicity, leaving the solution to dual screen that characterized the previous model (which saw a small LCD color touch screen located under the e-ink) in favor of a single touch screen electronic ink.

Nook Touch is only available in wifi and so far there is no model with a 3G phone connection.

To complete the offer for the digital readout Barnes & Noble also offers the Nook Color (a tablet with conventional screen LCD is particularly suitable for color content and multimedia) and a range of free applications available on virtually every platform that allow you to purchase the ebook directly from the online library and read them on the tablet and smartphone.Il new device is priced at $ 139, comparable to the Amazon Kindle 3. Please note that the Nook is on sale only in the USA.

Official product page on the producer also hinted at a possible international distribution without however specifying a date.

Meanwhile, for those of us in Italy he wanted to make his own, the only way to have it (as well as to buy it in the States) is to use services that provide for the purchase on our behalf, customs clearance and delivery at home . In this regard, including those that can be found on the net, consegnato.com seems to enjoy a good reputation.