Image Gallery: Barnes & Noble Nook electronic book reader

Summary: The Barnes & Noble Nook is the newest electronic book reader on the market and takes things to the next level with both AT&T and WiFi connectivity, support for the largest number of ebooks available, capability to lend books, Google Android operating system powered and more. Let's take a look at the hardware, navigation, and ebook reading aspects of the device.

By Matthew Miller | December 9, 2009 -- 12:04 GMT (04:04 PST)

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I am interested in the Nook, but have some concerns that I hope you can address. I live and work in Saudi Arabia. Obviously A T & T is NOT here. A SP from B & N answered my email about whether I could download books via a usb instead of Wi Fi, and he said I could. Does the Nook HAVE to have a SIM card installed to work, and if so, does it have to be A T & T?

mummainsaudi

10 December, 2009 10:58

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RE: Nook gallery image 1 (Image Gallery: Barnes & Noble Nook electronic book reader)

my question is can you download e books from the local libery?

sodaffy

10 December, 2009 11:15

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Putting Library PDF E-Books on Your Nook

Please check link for instructions:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2477460/putting_library_pdf_ebooks_on_your.html

Jerroll
12 December, 2009 11:49

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RE: Nook gallery image 1 (Image Gallery: Barnes & Noble Nook electronic book reader)

One of your pictures notes that the font is "Amasis Medium". Can you change the font used for display and not just the size? If so, can we see pictures of other font choices?