Blades said:Nook out does the Kindle by a wide majority if features and has free books and it can browse local online libraries instead of physically going there..plus it's cheaper and in color
FrenchBlade said:Blades said:Kindle Nook is cheaper and sold more I believe
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And absolutely no use if you're in the UK, except as a doorstop maybe..
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Here’s something I never thought I’d say. If you live in the UK, don’t buy Nook. When I was in America at the end of last year, I bought the Nook and it was the best e-reader I ever owned. That’s why I set up this site, I wanted to share my passion for this amazing new e-reader. I expected Barnes & Noble to have released Nook UK by now. But they haven’t.
Father Ted said:call me old fashioned but i really cant see the joy in a "book" that needs batteries to work, you cant scribble notes in the margins or turn the corner of the page over.
Father Ted said:call me old fashioned but i really cant see the joy in a "book" that needs batteries to work, you cant scribble notes in the margins or turn the corner of the page over.
Ids said:Good thread, you've all convinced me. My issue was always the 'feel of a good book' would be lost, but I also dis-like the clutter of loads of books.
I'd be interested in what 'free' resources where out there.
I'm a lazy bugger so I download the free audio books from Librivox and let someone else do the reading for meYellow Jim said:Ids said:Good thread, you've all convinced me. My issue was always the 'feel of a good book' would be lost, but I also dis-like the clutter of loads of books.
I'd be interested in what 'free' resources where out there.
All out of copyright books are available free. Many of the classics are available directly from the Amazon Kindle marketplace, for those not available, there are resources like Project Gutenberg. "Free" newer releases are probably available in the same sort of way as movies and music are, Calibre might help get them into the Kindle supported format.
Yellow Jim said:All out of copyright books are available free.