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Nook Tablet hands-on: Can it fight the Fire?

.mad_center text-align:center .mad_center div, .mad_center table, .mad_center iframe, .mad_center a img margin-leftNook Tablet hands-on: Can it fight the Fire?: auto; margin- auto The Kindle Fire has just started shipping, and the Nook Tablet will follow as soon as tomorrow (a few days earlier than originally expected). Lets put it this way: when shooting the video for the Nook Tablet, I almost forgot to show off the e-reader features. Nook Tablet users could, as absurd as it sounds, make book reading a distant priority, what with all the video, music, gaming, and magazine reading this tablet can handle. The Nook e-reading software is functional, but not spectacular. The question,moncler down jacket shop then, is can the Nook Tablet compete with the Kindle Fire--or with the iPad? Barnes & Nobles latest still feels like a tweener device. The intece and user controls are a bit of an awkward marriage. Pressing the Nooks version of the Home button brings up a media bar, but various libraries are viewed in different blades. Pressing the Home button doesnt always bring you back to the home screen; it brings up that media bar on the bottom instead. Tapping the home icon takes you home, and...well, you see the confusion. Those miliar with the Nook will feel right at home. In a matter of weeks, it seems, thetabletmarket has been compressed to just a handful of choices. TheiPad2 still rules the high end ($500 and above), but the e-reader as tablet option now looms large in the sub-$250 range, with the $199 Kindle Fire going mano a mano with the $249 Nook Tablet. With the Fire on the horizon, Barnes & Noble knew it had to up the ante. Thats the question thats already bedeviling consumers and gadget aficionados alike. Last year, Barnes & Noble released the Nook Color at the same $249 price. Back then, a 7-inch color e-reader that could run apps as well as read color books and magazines, and even play movies and music, was a revelation. TheAndroidtablet could even be rooted--to many moncler coats and jackets, it became known as the not-so-secret most-affordable Android tablet around with the best design (other similarly priced and more-generic Android tablets are, by comparison, terrible). This years design is very much like last years. The Nook Tablet is to the Nook Color as the iPhone 4S is to the iPhone 4. The Tablet has had a few improvements to its feel and some contours on the tablet--its not a carbon copy of the Color, physically--but the carabiner is back, and so is the very appealing minimalist look. The edges and back have a slightly soft touch, not rubberized, but almost like Teflon coating on cookware. It feels nice. The Nook Color remains as a $199 device, but the Tablet is the color tablet most Nook customers are going to want to buy. Nook Tablet hands-on: Can it fight the Fire?,or Kindle Fire? Thus, 2011s Nook Tablet takes the basic Nook Color formula and delivers more storage, a ster dual-coremoncler coats size 7 processor, an improved screen--and, notably, a larger selection of apps. As an e-reader