I'm looking for a tablet for my 6 yr old son. He plays with my nook all the time and I need something similar but cheaper for him. Would this work?
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It should be fine. My 5 year old plays Angry birds and a few other games on mine occasionally. One thing I noticed is that the tablet responds slowly when it's on wireless and trying to do auto syncs or updates. When I turned off the options and began syncing my apps on demand, it worked much better. I haven't tried it with games that really test the orientation sensors, but I think it'll be fine. I would recommend it at under $90. So far I've been happy with it. Hope this helps.
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It will but the only problem to be honest is the waiting time to download stuff the WiFi antennae is not strong so you need to be very close to the connection and also it can lag alittle sometimes but i've dealt with it and it's perfect other then that :]
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Yes, I have both Nook and Kindle on board my Galaxy Tab4 and both work very well. It will do everything that a regular Nook or Kindle will do. Samsung Store has free apps for both that are designed specifically for your Galaxy Tab 4.
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I don't own a nook. Anyway, BN is going out of the nook hardware business. It does work with our iPhone and iPad, so it would depend on whether the nook accepts wifi externals.
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@Dorothy from my experience, this is a very good tablet to get. It's hard to find a tablet with these specs and this price point. The only thing I would warn you about is the charger. It can break easily but it is not cheap to replace(here's a link for a replacement if needed: http://www.amazon.com/2000mah-Adapter-Charger-Android-eReader/dp/B00AX3G36Y/ref=pd_cp_pc_0).
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Hello,they have games and apps for older children (which I haven't tried yet since mine are 5 and 2 years old). Plus the new Innotab 2S is Wifi ready so that would probably be really cool for her.
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Yes. I actually use the Nook app in the tablet to read my e-books (even though I don't own any B&N; books), reads my EPUB books perfectly and I like its internal (i.e. not online) dictionary. I think it has the Kindle app pre-installed but I haven't used it.
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I Just looked and it seems that the nook also uses a micro USB cable so it should work also the seller told me they have a lifetime warranty on these so if they stop working like mine did they will send replacements at no cost so this is an even better deal than I originally thought
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it was a nook tablet , the second gen that came out, it is the "Tablet" model, however all the cords I have purchased from B&N; were marked as Nook Color cords and worked with my Tablet, this cord works just as good if not better than the B&N; cord, plus it is 4 times cheaper. I recommend giving it a chance.
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Just checking, the Leapad does NOT play videos or music? We were about to buy it for my 5 years old nephew, but I we want something that can play movies and music, so we don't have carry his portable dvd player along anymore, or use our phones for him to watch videos or listen to music. I had not even considered the Innotab, but being able to play videos and music on the tablet is hands down better than having a built in camera, imo. Could somebody confirm this, thank you.
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I don't know about nook. I have Kindle Fire HD's and droid phones and they work for those for sure.and just fine.
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This is for the Nook Color tablet. That is a 7" tablet. It will also work for the original Nook Tablet, they are both the same size. Look up the Nook color tablet to make sure it is what you need. There are so many tablets out with similar names it's easy to get confused. My sister loves hers! That's who I bought it for.
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Hi Melissa,The ASUS tablet is generic to both Kindle and Nook "subscriptions". You can shop the Android market for both of these apps and download their respective eBooks, as long as you have a subscription to do so.Does this help? Let us know.
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I don't have a Nook, but mine have worked with my iPod, as well as various electronics that have used either a micro or mini USB charger, so I'd guess that if the Nook uses a standard charger it should be okay. (But, that's still only a guess.)
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you'd be best with going with a Android based system like Samsung. BN is a good little tablet, just lives in its own petri dish like Apple... I only bought this so my kid could have angry birds and game apps and such. I bought a N2A chip (nook to android) and turned this into a android tablet that bypasses the B&N software. Hope that helps
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There's a summary article on Ars Technica about this very subject. It may help.http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/reviews/2011/11/kindle-fire-vs-nook-tablet-which-one-should-you-buy.ars
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By the way, my brother received a Kindle fire for Christmas and it's decent but i found the browser to be a bit slow, and some of the e books i downloaded weren't working once the wifi connection was turned off. I looked in my schools bookstore and only a few of the books i needed for class were available digitally so I won't be needing a tablet soon but when i do buy one I think I'm going with the Nook.
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I have the ASUS 7". Maks sure if you arder you include a C&E CNE16187 Micro USB OTG to USB 2.0 Adapter at the same time, if you have a micro port for input. I can't say about compatability with a Nook but there shouldnt be a problem. You may want to check the mfr website. The one thing to note is that your tablet is not secure at the ends and slips easily. I solve the problem buy using velcro tape strips on the back and the unit. Keep it in nice and tight.