The nook e-reader only £29.
NOOK Simple Touch The NOOK Simple Touch eReader from Barnes & Noble boasts the worlds best reading screen and longest battery life.
Key Features:
The breakthrough E Ink® display is just like reading on paper, even in bright sunlight.
The longest battery life on any eReader means you can read for over two months from just one charge.
The 6-inch intuitive touch screen is easy-to-use. Tap to turn a page or make the text bigger, look up words and even organise your library.
The NOOK is 25% faster than any other eReader so you have faster page turns and fast browsing.
The world’s largest book store with over 2.5million titles. Sample books for free before you buy them. You can also receive popular magazines and newspapers and the Nook Daily Find™ offers a great book at a great price.
NOOK is ultra-light and ultra-portable, weighing only 212g it’s easy to take with you anywhere you go.
Built in Wi-Fi lets you connect to thousands of hotspots. The free NOOK Reading App also syncs the last page you’ve read across your smartphone or computer so you can read what you love, anywhere you like.
Share your books with friends with LendMe®.
2GB internal memory holds up to 1,000 books. Expand the memory with microSD card slot up to 32GB.
John Lewis 2 year warranty.
http://www.johnlewis.com/nook-simple-to ... d=af_47868
Got to be a good addition to any preppers kit, sorry if it has already been mentioned.
Monty
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Well I am a Kindle guy, but the Nook looks very very good, the specs are great for the price
and you forgot to mention 6 months free wifi from john lewis, if I did not have two kindles and a kindle app on my comp, tablet and phone I would snap one up
, but my mums a avid reader but did not want a eReader, might get her this anyhow for that price.
and you forgot to mention 6 months free wifi from john lewis, if I did not have two kindles and a kindle app on my comp, tablet and phone I would snap one up
, but my mums a avid reader but did not want a eReader, might get her this anyhow for that price.Re: E-Reader
Does this read pdf files? I can't see info on that in the specs and I already have quite a library already of mostly pdf's.
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Supported file formats include EPUB (DRM and non-DRM), PDF, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP.[5] Images may be used as screensaver replacements and can appear as part of an ebook.[4] The nook does not support txt or rtf.[4] from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nook_Simple_Touch
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stevegray
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Order placed. I got mine direct from http://uk.nook.com/tablets/nook-simple-touch. £29 delivered.
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Cool, one on my shopping list 
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montys footman
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Sorry forgot free wifi and been at work so couldn't answer questions, for me the time between re-charges and the ability to expand the memory to a library size 32gb got to be worth it even if it stays stashed away.