Many people nowadays prefer to read their novels or academic articles straight through the computer. These documents, also called ebooks, are starting to be very favorite because of the fact that they are less space-consuming, given that they are stored inside a computer's hard disk. They too are conveyable because they can be undoubtedly saved on a small storehouse gadget and then brought anywhere.
And because of the chronic popularity of e-books, gadgets dedicated to reading ebooks (or "ereading") have been developed. One of the most favorite models of ereaders is the Nook Color.
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This fantastic ereader is a great addition to Barnes and Noble's set of ereaders which garnered the Editor's selection from Cnet in November last year. It features a 7-inch VividView™ Color Touchscreen which displays about 16 million colors in high resolution. Its extra wide viewing angle is made possible by the Ips Display, giving users a viewing angle of 178 degrees, which makes sharing more enjoyable. The screen produces less glare and optimizes brightness for convenient reading and viewing. Another feature of this ereader is that it gives the user the selection of viewing books or magazines in whether portrait or scenery view.
Personalization of the Nook Color is also possible. Its digital bookshelves can be organized and ebooks can undoubtedly be located and grouped according to separate categories. The home screen is customizable too-one can drag and drop into the home screen the ebooks or applications that the user wants to get instant passage to every time he opens his Nook Color. Also, the home screen's background can be decorated with a favorite photo or with wallpapers pre-installed on the device.
The best thing about tablets nowadays is that most are already WiFi-enabled. And because it has such a feature, users can join together to the Internet and use the Nook Color to check and send their e-mails, view YouTube videos, or even do light browsing.
The Nook Color runs on an operating ideas that is a modified version of Android 2.2. Although carefully a great Android tablet, it does not have the typical layout found in Android tablets. To transform the Nook tablet into a full-featured Android tablet, there are guides on the Internet on how to root Nook Color, and one can even join it with the Android 3.0 (codenamed Honeycomb) using a bootable Honeycomb Rom. If you're animated in modding your Nook Color this way, check out the safest premade Sd boot kits ready at online retailers linked to in the resource box below.
All in all, Nook Color may not bring all the features more costly tablets may give, but it would right on give any one a great ereading experience.
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