Tech Test Drive: Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader (3G/Wi-Fi)

Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader (3G/Wi-Fi) The good: Large library with tens of thousands of e-books, as well as newspapers and magazines; built-in free wireless data network (no PC needed), plus Wi-Fi connectivity; separate capacitive color touch-screen pad for navigation; 2GB of internal memory
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