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NOOK Simple Touch alternatives
Easiest to use with the world’s best reading screen & longest battery life. Breakthrough E Ink display for the best just-like-paper reading. Make the text bigger or choose the font you like. 25% faster than any other Reader. Quick page turns, fast browsing, get to your latest read with just a tap. The best NOOK Simple Touch alternatives are: Kindle Paperwhite, Nook GlowLight
Here are the latest news about NOOK Simple Touch:
2013. Barnes & Noble slashes Nook and book prices for Black Friday
Barnes & Noble is cutting the prices of several Nook devices for Black Friday weekend. It’s offering the Nook Simple Touch at its lowest price ever of just $39 (down from $79). Barnes & Noble is also providing at least 50 percent off hundreds of top-selling Nook books. Additionally, on Black Friday, Barnes & Noble will reduce the price of several popular Nook books to $2.99, including Plum Lucky by Janet Evanovich, The Cider House Rules by John Irving and Crewel by Gennifer Albin. If you need accessories for your Nook, Barnes & Noble has you covered there too. The company is offering a $10 Industriell cover for Simple Touch and Simple Touch GlowLight devices and 25 percent off other Nook HD accessories through Dec. 1.
2013. Barnes & Noble giving away free E-Reader with tablet purchase
Barnes & Noble is facing difficulties. In its most recent fiscal quarter, B&N reported that Nook sales, which include sales of digital content, accessories and devices, dropped 26% compared to the same period the previous year. As a result, the company seizes every chance to draw in new customers. It's currently offering a complimentary Nook Simple Touch e-reader with the purchase of its Nook HD+ color tablet, indicating that sales of one or both devices aren't performing well at the moment. The Nook Simple Touch is the company's basic, black-and-white eInk e-reader, which sells for $79 following a $20 price reduction in December.
2012. Nook Simple Touch plays pricing catch up with Kindle
Barnes & Noble has lowered the Nook Simple Touch price from $99 to $79. This entry-level model competes with the $69 Kindle 5. Both devices feature 6-inch black-and-white displays, Wi-Fi connectivity and 2 GB of storage. The Nook is somewhat wider, thicker and heavier than the Kindle, but it excels with two months of battery life, doubling the Kindle's one month. Additionally, the Nook Simple Touch includes a microSD card slot and comes with a charger (unlike the Kindle 5). Furthermore, the Kindle displays ads on its screensaver (without ads and with a charger, it costs $99). However, the device price may become less significant in the competition. The primary factors are the availability and pricing of books.
2013. Barnes & Noble slashes Nook and book prices for Black Friday
Barnes & Noble is cutting the prices of several Nook devices for Black Friday weekend. It’s offering the Nook Simple Touch at its lowest price ever of just $39 (down from $79). Barnes & Noble is also providing at least 50 percent off hundreds of top-selling Nook books. Additionally, on Black Friday, Barnes & Noble will reduce the price of several popular Nook books to $2.99, including Plum Lucky by Janet Evanovich, The Cider House Rules by John Irving and Crewel by Gennifer Albin. If you need accessories for your Nook, Barnes & Noble has you covered there too. The company is offering a $10 Industriell cover for Simple Touch and Simple Touch GlowLight devices and 25 percent off other Nook HD accessories through Dec. 1.
2013. Barnes & Noble giving away free E-Reader with tablet purchase
Barnes & Noble is facing difficulties. In its most recent fiscal quarter, B&N reported that Nook sales, which include sales of digital content, accessories and devices, dropped 26% compared to the same period the previous year. As a result, the company seizes every chance to draw in new customers. It's currently offering a complimentary Nook Simple Touch e-reader with the purchase of its Nook HD+ color tablet, indicating that sales of one or both devices aren't performing well at the moment. The Nook Simple Touch is the company's basic, black-and-white eInk e-reader, which sells for $79 following a $20 price reduction in December.
2012. Nook Simple Touch plays pricing catch up with Kindle
Barnes & Noble has lowered the Nook Simple Touch price from $99 to $79. This entry-level model competes with the $69 Kindle 5. Both devices feature 6-inch black-and-white displays, Wi-Fi connectivity and 2 GB of storage. The Nook is somewhat wider, thicker and heavier than the Kindle, but it excels with two months of battery life, doubling the Kindle's one month. Additionally, the Nook Simple Touch includes a microSD card slot and comes with a charger (unlike the Kindle 5). Furthermore, the Kindle displays ads on its screensaver (without ads and with a charger, it costs $99). However, the device price may become less significant in the competition. The primary factors are the availability and pricing of books.
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