Manage updates with the Download App
Results 6-6 of 6
-
"Great e-reader without the extra $80 for a "Prime" sub"
on by pepperpupPros - Excellent readability
- Sized right (vs. larger 10" screens)
- Smooth, stable OS (hasn't hanged since I bought it)
- Handles wide variety of e-book formatsCons - Battery = 1 week with WiFi shut off
- Slow-ish web browser
- No multimedia sub partership built in (e.g. Blockbuster, Hulu, etc.)Summary Many people b^$%@ that the NC can't do apps, e-mail, web, skype, etc. like an iPad or Android-based tablet can. It's like downgrading a non-3D TV because it doesn't do 3D. The NC is 'primarily' designed and sold as an e-reader, and a great one, first and foremost. Want to do those other things? Then, 'buy' a $400 - $600 tablet, not a $200 e-reader. Want a 3D TV, then buy one.
Results 6-6 of 6
Write a Review
Online Stores
| Store | Promotions | In Stock | Price | Total Cost | Initial Sort Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barnes & Noble | Yes | Ship: TBD Tax: TBD | $179.00 | ||
| BCMYInkjets.com | Yes | Ship: TBD Tax: TBD | $179.00 | ||
| See all prices | |||||
%20-%20Page%202%20-%20Tablets%20-%20CNET%20Reviews&srcUrl=http://reviews.cnet.com/tablets/barnes-noble-nook-tablet/4852-3126_7-35146714-2.html&x_breadcrumb=8900:3126&x_arw_bkts=DNA_PAGEMODE:normal,DNA_ADVERTISER:,DNA_ADVERTISER_MFG_ID:,DNA_SPINNER_ID:,MAD:first_impression){kind=small}