5/16/2023 0 Comments Color sudoku barnes and nobleWhy is that there? I haven't figured it out yet, but its a pain in the neck. I can't do that with the Kindle keyboard and I'm pretty tired of looking at the same old blah pictures.Īnother thing that is kind of irritating to me about the Nook is the screen lock that you have to disengage when the Nook comes out of sleep. One thing I like about the Nook, and its not an important thing, is that you can put your own screen savers up. The Kindle navigation and features were obvious to me without reading an owner's manual. I didn't have to do that with the Kindle. I am sure I need to read the owner's manual to figure out some of the features. There seems to be many more layers of menus to wade through on the Nook. It has taken me some effort to figure out how to navigate around the Nook to do what I want to do. The home screen is simple and straightforward compared to the Nook Touch. It is easier and more intuitive than the Nook. I wanted an easy, portable way to get the library books not available for Kindle. That said, I am going to buy another one so my Mom can enjoy one too! Vollständige Rezension lesen I don't like not being able to download purchased content from Barnes & Noble to my computer. I can only read Nook's via my Adobe Digital Editions as long as it's hooked to my computer. I also don't like the fact I can't download all my e-books in one place. I also could not find a browser, even after trying the 'search' button the 'how to's' online said would work. It's also not as 'touch' sensitive as I'd like-it 'misses' quite a few finger swipes and the forward/backward 'buttons' on the front sides of the Nook are just a little too hard to push to be comfortable. I like to separate per favorite author and then by genre. ![]() Nook's just does not give you enough catagories and/or the ability to add/delete them yourself. Not so with the just zips right along no matter how many e-books you load in PDF format on the microSD card! PC software-easy to use.Ĭons: Nook PC software-while easy to use it does not compare to Sony's 'Reader for PC' software, whi ch allows you to add/delete e-book groups yourself-which also slows down after 500 or so e-books. When asked why, Sony said the book covers in PDF format slow it down. ![]() Sony's PRS-T1 can't handle very many e-books-it slows down around 500, freezes and you have to do a 'hard reset' often, to get it to work right for a little while. Easy to set-up and use the menus, wireless, lettering font/size, and does not slow down when using a microSD card with 1620 e-books on it in PDF format, which is why I tried out the Nook Simple Touch and the Kobo Touch. Pros: Better e-ink display/contrast then the Sony PRS-T1, and Kobo Touch.
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