NOOK GLOWLIGHT = is there any N2A made for them? Love its size! Reading PDFs w/ microSD taken from my laptop. It'd be great if running Android! TY!
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Nook Glowlight takes microSD or microSDHC memory cards, so they probably will take the N2A cards to make it boot up as an Android tablet.
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Hi, unfortunately this device does not have lighting. But you can buy a clip light and attach it to the reader. I love the Sony reader. I also own 2 nook colors, 2 nook hd's, a mini dell, and a lap top. But my little sony reader is my favorite. It's small, it holds plenty of books, you can add your top reading books, and you can take it any where to read. I just love mine. I almost didn't buy it because of no lighting. But I bought it any way and I am so glad I did!! That little sony reader comes every where with me! I hope this helps.I know I was confused before buying it. But then I was like, why not buy it? If I don't like it I can sell it. Hi, unfortunately this device does not have lighting. But you can buy a clip light and attach it to the reader. I love the Sony reader. I also own 2 nook colors, 2 nook hd's, a mini dell, and a lap top. But my little sony reader is my favorite. It's small, it holds plenty of books, you can add your top reading books, and you can take it any where to read. I just love mine. I almost didn't buy it because of no lighting. But I bought it any way and I am so glad I did!! That little sony reader comes every where with me! I hope this helps.I know I was confused before buying it. But then I... » Read More Hi, unfortunately this device does not have lighting. But you can buy a clip light and attach it to the reader. I love the Sony reader. I also own 2 nook colors, 2 nook hd's, a mini dell, and a lap top. But my little sony reader is my favorite. It's small, it holds plenty of books, you can add your top reading books, and you can take it any where to read. I just love mine. I almost didn't buy it because of no lighting. But I bought it any way and I am so glad I did!! That little sony reader comes every where with me! I hope this helps.I know I was confused before buying it. But then I was like, why not buy it? If I don't like it I can sell it. « Show Less
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I'm waiting for the release of the 6 cell version. I don't want to have a small, take anywhere laptop that needs a plug to work after two hours of use. There are other, similar subnotebooks coming out soon too. The Acer one, Dell (whatever, don't know if it has a name), the new ASUS 901 and 1000 series, and, very likely, there will be more. Buying one now is great if you can find one, and I would like to, but I don't want to feel buyer's remorse in a short period of time.
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I use a nook Simple Touch with glow light. Some models have different dimensions,so may not fit. Be specific when ordering.
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If it has a USB port it should work. Does it have a USB port? When I looked at Nooks they didn't have USB ports (only mini USB). Hope this helps.
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The glowlight is about the size of the simple touch and it fits my simple touch pretty well. It can fit both kindle (which is a little bigger) and nook so it should fit pretty well. I've never had issues with my nook sticking or falling out of it. Hope this helps :)
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No, unfortunately it does not since the new Nook GlowLight does not support holding clips like the previous Nook Simpletouch and the Nook SimpleTouch with GlowLight. You might be better off getting a clip cover for it or even a neoprene case.
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True, Google Play allows the Nook HD+ to partial act as an Android. I like having it become a complete Android tablet at times, hence I bought the AFN micro SDHC. It only matters if you want to go beyond what the Nook can do. I often return to the Nook after taking out the AFN micro SDHC. It works fine either way. Versatility is the name of the game.
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Yes, you can. You, however, will need to purchase an N2A card to technically turn your Nook Color into an Android tablet, and from then on, you will be able to install the Kindle app, as well as, using Google Play store. The N2A cards are available to purchase for about $25, its an Micro SD card you insert into the Nook's slot, and your Nook boots right from it when you power on. I DON'T work for N2A's developer, I am just a user who happens to have an N2A card purchased and have been very happy with it. The card basically turn your Nook Color into a full blown Android tablet, and if you desire, you can boot right back to the B&N's original interface, you loose nothing, but gain a whole new level of experience.
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I don't know. This tablet is so bad that I only had it for about 2 weeks and became so frustrated with how slow it is that I went out and bought a Nook.I am really happy with the Nook.
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A major advantage of the Nook Glowlight is the ability to read outside both in both direct or indirect sunlight without the screen "fading" or screen glare as well as being able to read anywhere indoors or at night with the Glowlight function. The battery life of the Glowlight is significantly longer and the device is much lighter and easier to hold and carry especially while traveling. There is the disadvantage though of books only being available in black and while, which could be an issue for books for children or books with photos or pictures in them. The Main advantage of the Nook Color is the color feature, especially for magazines, etc. and the text is a bit crisper and the lighting better. It also has a night time setting (dark screen/white lettering) for reading at night which doesn't light up a room as much for the benefit of other occupants. Being a tablet gives internet capability, but this does mean a shorter battery life. It is also difficult, if not impossible to read it outdoors. Both products are excellent. Since I have an iPad and can access my Nook library in color, I have opted for the Glowlight so I can read outdoors on my patio. Best of both worlds.
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Sorry, I do not know. No longer have the Nook, gave it away. There was so many things I could not do! But love my Kindle!
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mine is the glow but I think they are the same. the cover from nook has a tab to hold it shut, I wish I had gotten that one. The price is about the same
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@John...sorry, but I don't know which one you have...the Nook or the Kindle? Since the forum is for the Nook, I guess that's what you have. I'm very interested in buying one and would like to know which one you're having trouble with. Also, did you get the problem fixed or did you purchase a new one? Thank you in advance for your input...I appreciate it!
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I would still buy the Nook HD+, the screen is better, the operating system isn't as locked down (IE I can install regular android on it and use it as a normal tablet, it had a microsd slot and even the native ebook software is superior. I use mine with the free Calibre on the computer (which can convert any ebook file to any other ebook file and am able to read books from anywhere. If you aren't just using it as an ebook and are unwilling to learn to put a normal operating system on it I would probably look at another tablet as an option. I will say this has far better specs ( screen /processor/memory) at a lower price than any almost comparable tablets!
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Dear Xavi,Thank you for your reply. Since my last message I have purchased the Kindle 3 as I was concerned about the difficulty of buying and downloading books within the UK. I am so far very happy with the Kindle although I am very interested in what you think of the Nook. I have relatives in the US who are considering buying an e-reader and so I would love to know what your opinion is. If you get the chance to give me some feedback once you've used it that would be great!Thank you.Sincerely,Michelle
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i'm thinking of getting this. can u run facebook and words with friends on it? i really want it more to read my books... i have a b&w; nook now... but i wanted something with a touch screen and color. any input would be greatly appreciated. thanks.