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Barnes & Noble is introducing a new Nook e-reader with a color touch screen for $249 as competition among e-reader makers heats up ahead of the holidays.The Nookcolor can be used for reading digital books, magazines, newspapers and children's books. It ups the competition for e-readers by including functions common to more expensive tablet computers such as Apple's iPad with features such as games, music, Web browsing and its own application store. It runs on Google's Android operating system.Barnes & Noble, which announced the product Tuesday, said it will begin taking orders at its stores on Wednesday and begin shipping in mid-November.E-readers are expected to be popular holiday gifts. Competition has exploded over the past year with new models and price cuts for Amazon.com's Kindle and offerings from Kobo, Sony and others all competing against tablet computers such as the iPad.When Barnes & Noble introduced its Nook e-reader last year, its primary competition was Amazon.com's domin...
Barnes & Noble announced that it would release an 8GB Nook tablet, and priced it at $199, the same as the Amazon Kindle Fire . As well as having half the amount of s...
Jamie Iannone, Barnes and Noble digital products president, on, today's launch of the Nook tablet, and the features that differentiate it from the Amazon Kindle Fire and the iPad.
For the bookworm on your list, the Editors' Choice award-winning Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch can now be had for just $79. That's a $20 discount and just $10 mor...
NEW YORK -- Bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc said on Monday that its Nook electronic reader would be available in most of its physical stores as of Wednesday, ahead of ...
E-readers will be a popular gift item this holiday season. The book-lover in your life has probably already asked for one. But which is the best to buy?There are man...
There are E-Ink devices that are great for the beach but not great at night, and there are tablet screens that shine brightly in dark rooms but are not ideal in sunl...
Barnes & Noble has informed customers who pre-ordered the Nook that if their electronic book reading devices don't arrive by Dec. 24, they will be given an online $1...
The book is dead. Long live the e-book!The e-book market has exploded, thanks to the Amazon Kindle , the Barnes & Noble Nook, the Apple iPad and others digital reade...
The lackluster selection in Microsoft's Windows Store has been one of the biggest disappointments surrounding the new operating system, but one missing app in partic...
Barnes & Noble is warning customers now that only limited quantities of the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight will be available through Mother's Day. So if you want y...
Maxim Group LLC senior media and internet analyst John Tinker on whether Microsoft will buy Nook from Barnes & Noble.
Mashable.com Editor-in-Chief Lance Ulanoff on the differences between Apple’s iPad, Amazon’s Kindle and Barnes & Noble’s Nook .
Is a new Nook on the horizon?Barnes & Noble is expected to unveil a widely anticipated, new version of its Nook digital e-reader in an invitation-only event on Octob...
The Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch just got better...in bed. Today the e-bookseller took the wraps off its new E Ink e-reader that features a front light screen te...
Barnes & Noble sent out invitations on Monday to a press conference that will be held on November 3rd in New York City. The event will focus on the company's Nook eR...
Barnes & Noble Inc. unveiled a new electronic-book reader Tuesday that will compete with Amazon.com's Kindle in a still-small arena where some see bookselling's futu...
Undercutting the competition on price and one-upping them on resolution, Barnes & Noble has taken the wraps off of a pair of new tablet s, the 9-inch Nook HD+ and th...
Barnes & Noble Inc. unveiled a new electronic-book reader Tuesday that will compete with Amazon.com's Kindle in a still-small arena where some see bookselling's futu...
Barnes and Noble Marketing VP Sasha Norkin on the book seller’s support of The Imus Radiothon.
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