subject: Nook Color, Comes The First "hybrid" Halfway Between Tablet And Ebook Reader [print this page]
From the U.S. comes very exciting news for fans of mobile devices to be used especially for reading. The leader for the sale of U.S. books in Barnes and Noble has announced its Color Nook, a car halfway between tablet and ebook reader.
20.6 inches high by 12.7 cm wide and 1.22 centimeters thick, with a host of functions that need not envy the competition: ebook reader with some new innovation including function LendMe to pay for two weeks free ebook, but also multimedia platform for children and, like a minor detail, the Wi-Fi to surf the net.
Based on Android, the Nook has a color screen with 1024 600 pixels, 16 million colors and an 8 GB internal memory expandable with a microSD size supported up to 32 GB, as they say, not to miss and nothing to install, among other things, applications and even video games.
This hybrid, bold but successful attempt to beat the competition from Amazon's Kindle but also, covertly dell'iPad Apple, will be distributed - first in the States and then probably elsewhere - from 19 November this year.
Found a better cope with the fact that a 3G module, but that comes without the pretense of being unbeatable, or Tablet irreplaceable. It 's a hybrid, that is a bit' from ebook and a bit 'by tablet and, somewhat positive news, it does not cost much: we'll find it at 249 including VAT.
