Against all the rage of non imaginative technological propaganda that is put forward by the digital tyrants elsewhere two gadgets stand out as intelligent and overall important pieces of electronics that you can spend your hard-earned money on. These will have to be the Kindle by Amazon and the Nook Tablet which are essentially e-book readers with collections present in them as well as a connection to e-book and magazine hordes online that are available at all times.
The Comparison
But the question remains that which of these two should get you as a new customer? Where should you put your money? The following point-for-point should help you sort this out.
Readability
The most important thing here is that we want to read the things that come up on the screen, right? So the most important feature has to be how good a display do these have? Both use a technology called ‘E ink’ which enables lifelike print quality images that go easy on the eyes.
Apps and leisure
The kindle is very adept at this part because it is highly connectible and supports access to the internet as well as the Android Market which enables you to download apps to use when you’re not reading. The Nook tablet is not good at this because it does not really have a browser.
Connectivity
The kindle again gets an extra point here because it has Wi-Fi just like the Nook Tablet but what the Nook Tablet does not have is an option to get an active 3G connection. This makes long commutes or off the track journeys not the same as with a Kindle which is basically able to connect anywhere and everywhere. This is where the gadgets start to wander off from each other.
Support in the Library
The kindle has a very businesslike affinity towards the e-book types and formats and almost supports every type of format out there along with a highly efficient library search system. But the Nook tablet has more restrictive DRM software that restricts