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Well, look at what we have here. At a local Barnes & Noble in Aventura, Florida, employees are handing out glossy Nook flyers. It’s double-sided, but doesn’t show the price, release date, or shipping date. According to the worker who handed me this, the Nook is coming out “next week”; we all knew that already. Look for the Nook on November 30th, and report back to LM if you happen to get yours early.
Here I’ve picked the best e-readers to buy for the holidays, but unfortunately the Barnes & Noble Nook has been so popular that the second wave of shipments is delayed till early January. But I’ll put it in here anyway. Remember that this list can be updated with new gadgets, so you’ll always have something to look forward to.
Oh this is great for Barnes & Noble, and terrible for Nook fans. The Nook is so popular (even though no one has it yet) that it’s sold out for the holidays. To calm down the angry consumer who expected a Nook for Christmas, B&N is offering placeholder certificates to help with the tremendous loss. So now your Nook should start shipping on January 4th. Just. Great.
Via: New York Times
Well, who didn’t think this would happen? The Nook has received so many pre-orders that they’re pushing the shipping date to the first week of December, instead of November 30th. That means that those of you who pre-ordered the Nook early will still get your unit shipped on November 30th, but that second wave of pre-orders gets delayed.
Also, if you want to play with one at your local Barnes & Noble, rumor has it that display units will show up at the end of November. So that settles that.
The Barnes & Noble “Nook” e-reader is officially official! Pre-orders are running now, and it costs $259, but no release date is out yet. It boasts 2 screens – one color, and one E-Ink. Wireless is AT&T 3G with Wi-Fi, 2 GB included storage, expandable to 16GB. You also have a new cool feature, which is person-to-person e-reading.
The screen sizes are a 6-inch E-Ink display, and 3.5-inch color display, which is used for navigating the interface. Also included is a 3.5mm headphone jack. To be precise, the actual size of the e-reader is 7.7- x 4.9- x 0.5-inches and weighs 11.2 ounces. By the way, the battery life of this thing is about 3.5 hours using wall outlet, and can last 10 hours, BN says, if you turn “off” the wireless feature.
No release date, but this e-reader seals the fate of the Kindle. The Kindle is dead, or will be.
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