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Barnes and Noble is going head-to-head with the Kindle Fire with its new 7-inch Android tablet, but can it compete with Amazon's digital store?

Barnes & Noble, clearly bringing its A-game to the impending holiday season, released an updated version of an existing tablet yesterday. The NOOK 7", the brand's smallest and cheapest (by quite a ...

Read more: Major PC Monitor Brands Ranked Worst To Best Kindle is ... of over four million books and thousands of audiobooks and magazines. Nook tablets are made by Barnes and Noble. While not quite ...

Amazon also color coded the screws and labeled cables inside. Just like all the other tablets, the LCD is fused to the glass making repairs on the screen more difficult. Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 ...

Given the trend towards apps in terms of time spent on mobile devices, it could be a good move for Barnes & Noble to expand its footprint to provide a native experience optimized for consumption on ...

There’s a lot to like about Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition, including its colorful E Ink screen, waterproof design, and ad-free lock screen, but uneven lighting and a high price hold it ...

Read on mobile The Nook Color debuted in April 2011 and competed against other tablets with the goal of letting consumers read content in color, similar to how a magazine is read. Barnes & Noble ...

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The 'all new' Amazon Fire 7 is only a bit new, but it's still $49 and adds an always-on Alexa ability when it's not actively being used, so hey.