Barnes & Noble Nook HD

The Nook HD's high-resolution display and friendly interface are high points, and the tablet's recent Google certification (which opens it to Android apps and Google's own core apps) makes it a decent mainstream buy for both e-reading and media...

Is the Nook HD the best 7-inch tablet on the market? In short, no. It's cheap and cheerful design and interface at a sub-£200 price tag would have blown us away a year ago, but such is the fast pace of the tablet market these days, the Nook has been...

The Nook HD is still a worthy tablet contender, even though there are now many more Android tablets that match its low price. Cost isn't everything, and the Nook's features are compelling, especially for people who love to read and use their tablet...

The Nook has tried to make a niche for itself by becoming the best magazine ereader there is. It may well have succeeded, but that won't be enough to get it a place at the top table with Android and Apple tablets. There's no Google Play, or a camera,...

This Nexus 7 slate rival has a great screen and is perfect for kids… but for anyone else?You might not have heard of Barnes & Noble before, but it€s one of the leagest booksellers in the US. It€s an American Waterstones, if you will. Imagine if...

Hot on the heels of the likes of the Google Nexus 7, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD and the Apple iPad Mini, can the Nook bring a point of differentiation to the 7-8-inch tablet market?Available in two colours, Slate (grey) and Snow (white), the Nook HD is the...

Here’s the deal folks. If reading is more of your forte than anything else, there’s no question that the NOOK HD is the ideal tablet for you, especially when it has a healthy and robust ecosystem in that particular category. And with that snazzy...

The new challenger for the 7-inch tablet crown has a lot to recommend it, including a gorgeous display, but Android purists may prefer the Google Nexus 7 . Still, the innovation of separate accounts for each user is very...