By Sam Biddle Nook Color: Barnes & Noble's $250 Full-Color Tablet With Apps, Mags and BooksBarnes & Noble's touchscreen Nook Color—a reading-centric 7" Android tablet—has arrived, and we're here live with the latest details. The HardwareThe new Nook sports an LG 7" 1024x600 full-color LCD touchscreen, accelerometer-enabled for both portrait and landscape orientations. The screen sports a laminated coating that should minimize glare. For storage, you'll have 8 GB of internal memory to fill, and a microSD slot for future expansion. The InterfaceThe Nook Color is essentially a reading-centric Android tablet with a heavily customized interface. The lower portion of the Nook Color's interface contains swipeable book (or magazine) covers, easily thrown up into the main portion of the screen for reading or sharing online with friends. The library view categorizes your content into customized shelves (sort your newspapers by themselves, for example), along with personal doc and PDF files. The Content• Support for the existing 2 million books in the Barnes & Noble Nook library "Nook Friends" will allow readers to share their thoughts on whatever they're reading through various social networking platforms, including Facebook and Twitter. You'll be able to post your favorite quote from a novel you're reading, for example. "Nook Kids" will read selected children's books to your kids with the help of professional narrators. Pricing and Availability• $250, and they're "not thinking of lowering this price point anytime soon" Hands-on Gallery | October 26th, 2010 Top Stories |
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