In a move to compete more directly with the Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble has released the $199 8GB Nook Tablet, a 7-inch color screen eReader tablet. Like the Kindle Fire, the new 8GB Nook Tablet has half the storage of the $249 16 GB Nook Tablet.
The space should be plenty for reading eBooks and streaming movies on apps. The company has also dropped the price of the Nook Color to $169.
Barnes & Noble also released its earnings report today and revealed that the Nook business — which includes devices, digital content and accessories – increased 38% during Q4 2011 to $542 million from Q4 2010.
eBookNewser has more: “… unit sales for the various Nook devices increased 64% during the third quarter as compared to the same period in 2010. Digital content sales, which includes eBooks, digital magazines and apps, increased 85% on a comparable basis.”
The space should be plenty for reading eBooks and streaming movies on apps. The company has also dropped the price of the Nook Color to $169.
Barnes & Noble also released its earnings report today and revealed that the Nook business — which includes devices, digital content and accessories – increased 38% during Q4 2011 to $542 million from Q4 2010.
eBookNewser has more: “… unit sales for the various Nook devices increased 64% during the third quarter as compared to the same period in 2010. Digital content sales, which includes eBooks, digital magazines and apps, increased 85% on a comparable basis.”
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