NOOK Going Manual Charging
This is a "Gripe" pure and simple. Since Barnes & Noble decided to buy products whose USB micro port is totally unreinforced - the 2 pinpoint solder connections broke and it is unrepairable. How smal...
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I read a lot - an ebook every 3-4 days. My first ereader was a Nook. I think I wore it out and finally, after several years, it would not hold a charge. I now have a Samsung Galaxy Tab4. It has the Nook software on it and also Overdrive, as well as all the normal tablet apps. So I can read, surf the net, check my mail, check weather, etc and more etc. I added an SD card for mega storage. I do not miss the Nook. This thing is like a Swiss army knife.
Mine has the 7 inch screen. Overall dimensions are 4.25 wide X 7.35 tall and .35 deep. I did get a protective case for it which also doubles as a fold-out stand. Been using it for a couple years now and am very satisfied.
Just looked - These things can be bought on Amazon for $187.
To feed my ebook thirst, I subscribe to the Orange County (Florida) library and download books to my Galaxy (or laptop) no matter where I am. Anyone can subsribe; just have to pay the fee. I full time and this really worked well.
Mine has the 7 inch screen. Overall dimensions are 4.25 wide X 7.35 tall and .35 deep. I did get a protective case for it which also doubles as a fold-out stand. Been using it for a couple years now and am very satisfied.
Just looked - These things can be bought on Amazon for $187.
To feed my ebook thirst, I subscribe to the Orange County (Florida) library and download books to my Galaxy (or laptop) no matter where I am. Anyone can subsribe; just have to pay the fee. I full time and this really worked well.
