Barnes And Noble Nook Review

   Okay....I jumped on the e-reader bandwagon. However, I decided to go with the Barnes & Noble Nook instead of Amazon's Kindle. The verdict...wrong decision. Barnes & Noble still has some bugs that it needs to work out. Most of them are software upgrades, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Barnes & Noble pushes out the upgrade soon.

   The most annoying thing that I face is that I lose my bookmarks and my reading point whenever I turn off the Nook. B&N's response? Never turn the Nook off; always put it to sleep. Granted, this works but nonetheless bookmarks and furthest reading points should always be remembered in any situation.

   The Nook takes longer to start up than the Kindle. Not so annoying if you're a patient person. I, by nature, am not.

   Some Nook owners have reported that their Nooks have frozen up on them. This has not happened to me, but with all the bad reviews that I have read online from Nook owners, I will be returning my Nook....and getting a Kindle.

   I should have gone with the Kindle right off the bat. It has been on the market longer and has had time to work out most of their bugs. For those on the fence about buying a Nook versus a Kindle, go for the Kindle.

Kindle Wireless Reading Device (6" Display, Global Wireless, Latest Generation)