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  • October 20th, 2009

    The Barnes & Noble Nook reader name wasn't vetted well

    John Murrell has a point. Whatever committee that decided that the name Nook was a good name for the Barnes & Noble reader didn’t say it out loud enough. Nook e-book. → Read More

    August 24th, 2009

    IREX eReader clinches Barnes & Noble eBookstore

    IREX’s 8.1-inch touchscreen eReader is set to launch later this year and today they’ve announced that Barnes & Noble will be providing more than 750,000 titles when it hits the market. That is all. → Read More

    July 21st, 2009

    No it's not fancy, but the Barnes and Noble e-book reader works a-okay

    So I just bought House of Cards: A Tale of Hubris and Wretched Excess on Wall Street, by William D. Cohen, from the just-launched Barnes and Noble e-book store. Long story short, it works pretty well, but there sure as heck isn’t a hint of polish on this thing. → Read More

    July 20th, 2009

    Barnes & Noble launches its own e-book store, and you can read 'em on your iPhone or PC

    Well look at that, Barnes & Noble is getting into the e-book game. Right now, there’s no stand-alone reader to go along with the company’s just-launched e-book store, but it’s not big deal; odds are you already have the reader. (A reader, created by Plastic Logic, is scheduled to go on sale early next year.) The store, which has “700,000 titles” on its servers, goes live alongside an… → Read More