For example, you can chose to tap the "Your Nook Today" button to obtain recommendations. Instead, the philosophy of B&N is acquisition of content via exploration and discovery based on interests. It doesn't inundate you with onscreen ads and recommendations. But the nice thing is that the Nook is a gentleman. The device is totally focused on one mission: delivering content from B&N. In other words, the B&N Nook creates a specific environment for you. You don't feel constrained because you're reveling in the dinning experience. The server makes a friendly suggestion about dessert. You stay at the same table the whole time you eat. The decor and surroundings don't change much. The next time, you try a sit-down restaurant. Note, I'm not talking about the quality of the food here. There's a lot going on: lots of loud music, chatter, and the hall is full of energy. You can even see some of the storefronts out in the mall corridor and ponder visiting. You can nibble here, nibble there and sit where you wish. You wander into the food court, and there are lots of choices. Consider a Saturday lunch dining experience at the mall. Here's an analogy that shows the difference. The first thing you will probably want to know is how the environment of the Barnes & Noble Nook HD compares to, say, the iPad mini and iOS.
This installment looks at the smaller Nook HD, with a 7-inch display, specifically as an eBook reader. The Nook HD+ is a larger device with a 9-inch diagonal display. They wrap you in an inviting environment that allows you to explore content and make purchases from within the device.
The Barnes & Noble Nook HD family is a pair of consumer tablets designed to focus on the eBook reading experience as well as music, magazines, newspapers, TV and movies.
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