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July 6, 2010 in 30 Before 30, Books | View Comments

Zithromax For Sale, Well, I did it. I took the plunge and bought a Nook. Strep throat antibiotic zithromax, Everyone's been asking me why I chose the Nook and what I like about it, so I'm going to put it all in one giant post. Let me first say that I'm not sure the Nook is the right eReader for everyone to purchase, wellbutrin interaction with zithromax, but it was definitely the right one for me to purchase. Zithromax tri-pak, The Specs

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Why Nook Won

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Why Kindle Almost Won

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  1. Anything you buy from the B&N store for your Nook has the B&N DRM wrapped around it and is in the B&N proprietary eBook format, which means you can only read it on your Nook or a B&N app.

  2. The touchscreen is made of awesome.

  3. You have a lot of control over the software. You can add audio files, screensavers, your own eBooks and documents, and even use it as a file storage device.

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  5. You can't use your B&N Membership for discounts on eBooks or on the Nook. I wish the B&N employees had told me this when I renewed my membership.

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My Favorite Features So Far

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I think I'm going to name my Nook "sNooki." Get it.

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  • http://bonafidebetty.wordpress.com/ Bona Fide Betty

    Congrats on the Nook! I have a Kindle and am curious about how it compares. I love Whispernet, but wish the Kindle had a “borrow” feature like the Nook has.

  • Deceta

    I got my Nook as a gift. LOVE IT! Except… you're right. WAY too easy to buy books. (meaning I had a BIG “gasp” when I saw my cc bill at the end of the month and realized all of those “cheaper” books just meant I bought more of them, much more often.) I really do like the fact that i can finish a book in the middle of the night, in bed, and immediatly order the next in the series or by the author, and start on it right then, instead of having to make a trip to the store.
    It is, quite possibly, the best gift I've ever been given.

  • http://bektold.blogspot.com/ Becky

    You're really, really not missing anything with Kindle's read-to-me function. It's dreadful. It's like listening to a Speak N Spell.

    Welcome to the dark side! I hope you love your nook as much as I love my Kindle.

  • http://matthew.kilanowski.us Matthew

    For what it's worth, the Nook does have the text-to-speech feature built in already, it's just locked right now and presumably to buggy to use. But it's in there. So is the sync feature, but the B&N reader applications on other platforms still need to catch up. B&N just bought a reader app company instead of developing their own, and they're still working on bringing all the versions up to spec.

    So, soon enough your reasons for possibly picking the Kindle will be features of the Nook anyway.

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    Oh, thanks! Good to know!

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    That makes me feel better, Becky. :)

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    Yep, love that too Deceta. Good luck with your CC bill! ;)

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    I have only one book that has the Lend Me option available and not many people I know (like maybe 1) have a Nook, so that feature hasn't been used yet by me.

  • http://www.dan-london.com Dan London

    “You can’t use your B&N Membership for discounts on eBooks or on the Nook.”

    That seems nuts. We buy a TON of books and get the most out of our membership. Really shocked they don't offer a discount on ebooks using the membership.

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    I agree whole-heartedly, Dan. I think as publishers and booksellers realize that eBooks aren't going to be a passing fad, prices will drop and discounts will work. eBook production costs are SO MUCH lower than a traditional print book's costs that I cannot understand at all why they are the same price and do not get discounts applied.

  • http://www.dan-london.com Dan London

    I agree. Just amazing that a book and ebook cost around the same amount. Though, cds and audio files via itunes cost the same… Just feels like books should cost far less in ebook format.

  • http://www.jesseluna.com jesseluna

    I'm curious, would you put the iPad in the eReader category along with the Nook and Kindle? Would that answer vary based on whether you approached it as a consumer or as an author?

  • http://www.jefftippett.com Jeff Tippett

    Thanks for the post. I'm debating Nook, Kindle, iPad. Even though my life revolves around the digital world, I have yet to take the plunge. I can't believe my mindset is “I've always read paper books.” Geez, I sound old. Thanks again.

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    I did consider the iPad, however, I decided fairly early on that my decision would be between the Kindle and the Nook because of the eInk technology. Basically, the Kindle and the Nook display pages more like the pages of an actual book– no backlighting, very crisp, black and white. It's easier on the eyes and more relaxing. I find that staring at a computer screen before bed gives me insomnia, so reading an iPad before bed would be basically the same thing, and I want reading to be relaxing.

    As an author, I'm almost more tempted by the iPad because I think Apple really got it right on the bookstore. If iBooks becomes as dominant as iTunes, the eBook market is going to get a shake-up!

  • http://sonjafoust.com/blog Sonja

    I was pretty worried about switching to digital for books too, at first. The only experience I really had with reading eBooks was on my iPhone. I love my iPhone, but it sucks as an eBook reader. Nook and Kindle were designed with the express purpose of making your digital book reading experience as similar to the real book reading experience, but without the hassle of carrying around actual paperbacks. I think they're pretty spot-on with it.

    I can't speak to the iPad really, because I think it is on a different level than Kindle or Nook. It's not meant as an eReader device, really. It's meant as a small multi-functional device somewhere between a phone and a laptop.

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