  Barnes & Noble publicly announces Nook e-reader
Comments     Threshold   RE: Who wanted this? By Alexstarfire on
10/21/2009 1:09:02 AM , Rating: 1 Yes, but please don't call it
an eReader. At that point, it's no longer an eReader, it's a
PMP. In function, perhaps not in form.  RE: Who wanted this? By
quiksilvr on 10/21/2009 3:45:40 AM , Rating: 3 I don't see why
you're complaining. It has PDF support, you can read books for
free while you are in a Barnes & Noble, you can share for free.
And further more you get a nice slick UI without having to deal
with eInk touchscreens. A PMP is only a PMP if you can watch
videos on that giant screen. The small touch screen is there to
make the experience easier, to make navigation easier. Its
primary purpose is reading, but on top of that it has a lot more
functionality.  I say bring this price to $199, don't tie it
down to AT&T and we got one hellova eReader.  RE: Who wanted
this? By VitalyTheUnknown on 10/21/2009 7:01:24 AM , Rating: 3 "
seems to be worse than