Hardware. Barnes & Noble has always scored points by keeping things different. As most of its competition moved toward a utilitarian black, rectangular design, the Nook Simple Touch has remained tailored for the physical act of reading. For the past few iterations, the company's flagship readers have been stubby, matte gray affairs that put function over form. Indeed, you can see echoes of the Simple Touch line, even though Barnes & Noble dropped "Simple Touch" from the name. The fully rounded corners are intact here, making it more comfortable to press the reader into your palm.
Engadget , Barnes & Noble Nook GlowLight review: much improved, but the competition is still winning, Barnes & Noble Nook GlowLight review: much improved, but the competition is still winning
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