Fancy Nookie?

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MarillionFan replied

3 May 2013, 10:56
I thought this would have been about Roger De Courcey.
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TheFaQQer replied

3 May 2013, 10:41
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Kindle

Having had both, would you have gone for the Nook at £29 instead?

That said, they are out of stock now.
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NotAllThere replied

2 May 2013, 19:00
Kindle
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vetran replied

2 May 2013, 18:29
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Bugger. My nook broke last week - so I bought a kindle paperwhite, which is far far superior. And now in price as well.

sorry which is superior - Kindle or Nook?
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NotAllThere replied

2 May 2013, 17:46
Bugger. My nook broke last week - so I bought a kindle paperwhite, which is far far superior. And now in price as well.
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vetran started a topic Fancy Nookie?

2 May 2013, 11:13
Fancy Nookie?

Barnes & Noble bungs Raspberry Pi-priced Nook on shelves ? The Register

In a perhaps desperate bid to drum up sales, Barnes & Noble is selling its Nook E Ink-based e-book reader for a pound less than 30 quid - a discount of £50.

If you want the version with an illuminated screen, it’ll be £69 - £40 less than it usually is. Oh, and the firm’s 9-inch Nook HD+ tablet has also had its price slashed, from £229 to £179.

Android hackable paper white screen=£30.
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