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“The E-Reader’s Future”

October 21, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Amazon, B&N, E-Books, E-Reader, Inquisitr Column, Kindle, Nook
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New column at the Inquisitr:

News has been slowly leaking out regarding Barnes & Noble’s “Nook” e-reader device, and the more that surfaces, the more it sounds like a surprising and wonderful device that could prove to be the harbinger of the e-reader’s/e-book’s watershed moment.  It’s based on the Android platform, has a substantially better feature set than any of its predecessors, holds comparatively extreme battery life, and implements what appears to be a slick user interface.

And it’s being produced and sold by a book retailer chain.

Go check it out.

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