by MisterTickle
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The Nook Simple is actually very simple. I guess that’s why the name “Simple” is in there. This e-reader can’t do anything fancy. It doesn’t have the capabilities to do anything else other than download and read books. There is an internal 2 GB storage, which is more than enough for book reading. Also, the screen size is 6 inches and it is
fully touch screen. There is a home button in the shape of an “n” which is used to bring up the main menu. This is really all that is to this e-reader.
At first, I was thinking of going against this e-reader as I thought wasn’t anything special. I can’t surf the web despite the fact that it does have wi-fi support. Also, the design isn’t the greatest either. The actual dimensions are much bigger than just the six inches. There is a thick layer of casing around the screen so it contributes to the overall size while the screen doesn’t exactly change. In other words, it doesn’t give me the feeling of a sleek design.
The overall look and layout of the Nook Simple isn’t the greatest. I would definitely say it could be better. However, this e-reader does make it up with some other features. To just list the features, this e-reader has an E-Ink quality, read under direct sunlight, 2 month battery life, borrow book from public library feature. The e-ink is actually very nice. It offers a realistic look and feel to the story. It can actually give me the feeling that I am reading an actual book. The ink printing and the words displayed are very very similar to a physical book. I have compared the e-reader and the book side by side and it really is the same. Other than the fact that one is an e-reader and the other is a ...
