I know it will work at Starbucks. I might get home wifi eventually. As a reader it supports pdf and epub and I've heard you can sync it with your library for book loans. The Barnes and Noble app is on the first page but on the second page of apps there is this adobe reader. There is a night vision function because it is a computer screen. Unlike ereaders which require a light.
I bought it for its full color touch screen and surfing capabilities but now the ereader thing is getting me excited.
they had to order it. It was the last day for the rebate but I bet the online price goes to 149.
I thought It was strange that a homestore was selling an ereader, and I couldn't find it at best buy or target. But since it is being made by a maker of digital picture frames that makes total sense. One of the apps on the front is for pictures.
There are some youtube demos available. I know from selling the Nook at work that firmware updates are what allows these companies to rush these products to market. The fact that people have already started hacking this device I think is a good sign too.
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