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NOOK Color alternatives
Ultra-responsive 7-inch multi-touch screen displays 16 million colors ultra-bright. Specially designed for remarkable clarity and minimal glare so you can enjoy the ultimate reading and entertainment experience. Discontinued. The best NOOK Color alternative is Nook GlowLight
Here are the latest news about NOOK Color:
2010. Barnes & Noble Nook Color revealed
Barnes & Noble has introduced the all-new Nook Color, an Android tablet featuring a vibrant 7-inch color touchscreen, marking a departure from the traditional e-ink display (though the original Nook, priced at $149, will remain available and is still a major player in the e-reader market, with a 20 percent market share and an upcoming significant software update). B&N positions the Nook Color as a hybrid device, combining elements of an e-reader and a tablet. The software has been enhanced with a tablet-style user interface, and it offers integration with popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The device includes built-in WiFi (802.11b/g/n) and 8GB of storage, but does not feature 3G connectivity at this stage. Impressively, the Nook Color maintains an aggressive price point of $249. Despite this affordability, the device boasts an impressive "VividView" IPS display, delivering a remarkable 16 million colors and a resolution of 1024 x 600. Notably, B&N has employed a "full lamination screen film" on top of the LCD to reduce glare, specifically addressing backlight glare rather than just external light sources.
2010. Barnes & Noble Nook Color revealed
Barnes & Noble has introduced the all-new Nook Color, an Android tablet featuring a vibrant 7-inch color touchscreen, marking a departure from the traditional e-ink display (though the original Nook, priced at $149, will remain available and is still a major player in the e-reader market, with a 20 percent market share and an upcoming significant software update). B&N positions the Nook Color as a hybrid device, combining elements of an e-reader and a tablet. The software has been enhanced with a tablet-style user interface, and it offers integration with popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The device includes built-in WiFi (802.11b/g/n) and 8GB of storage, but does not feature 3G connectivity at this stage. Impressively, the Nook Color maintains an aggressive price point of $249. Despite this affordability, the device boasts an impressive "VividView" IPS display, delivering a remarkable 16 million colors and a resolution of 1024 x 600. Notably, B&N has employed a "full lamination screen film" on top of the LCD to reduce glare, specifically addressing backlight glare rather than just external light sources.
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