Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet
Operating system
Android 2.3
Processor frequency
1 GHz
Screen size
7 in
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Battery life over WiFi
11 h
Screen size
7 in
Thickness
12.2 in
Processor frequency
1 GHz
Bluetooth
No
GPS
No
Camera
No
Front camera
No
Compass
No
Photosensitive
No
PCWorld
The $249 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet announced Monday may look like its predecessor, the Nook Color, but that's where the comparisons stop. When I...
PCWorld
The $250 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet, available starting on November 16, will provide solid competition for Amazon's Kindle Fire. This is Barnes &...
CNet
When I reviewed 2010's Barnes & Noble Nook Color, one of my biggest complaints was that it felt a little underpowered for a tablet. Sure, it was fine...
LaptopMag
Barnes & Noble pioneered the low-cost 7-inch media tablet market last fall when it released the Nook Color with a custom version of Android, a...
PCMAG
The reader's tablet is back. The new Nook Tablet delivers the best color e-reading experience available, especially for magazines and for childrens'...
phoneArena
One year older and one year wiser, Barnes and Noble is bringing us its latest Nook device that’s simply dubbed as the Nook Tablet this time around,...
The Verge
Exactly one year ago, Barnes & Noble made an interesting move, one no other company in the tech industry had yet been bold enough to make: it released...
TabletPCReview
The NOOK Tablet from Barnes & Noble is the latest addition to their line of eReader devices. It's a customized Android tablet with a 7-inch IPS...
CNet
When it comes to tablets, $50 can make a big difference, especially when you're trying to break the $200 price barrier. Which is why Barnes & Noble...
LaptopMag
When it first debuted, Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet went head-to-head with Amazon's Kindle Fire with a great screen, microSD card slot and a stylish...
DigitalTrends
Our review of the Nook Tablet, Barnes & Noble's second foray into the 7-inch tablet world and first attempt to fend off Amazon's Kindle Fire.The...
TechRadar
Released in November 2011, the Nook Tablet is Barnes & Noble's entry in the 7-inch tablet market and the successor to the previous Nook Color. While...
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| General | |||
| Operating system | Android 2.3 | ||
| Available | Yes | ||
| Released (US) | November 2011 | ||
| Colors | Grey |
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| Display | |||
| Screen type | LCD | ||
| Resolution | 1024x600 pixels | ||
| Screen size | 7 in | ||
| Touchscreen type | Capacitive | ||
| Multitouch | Yes | ||
| Connectivity | |||
| Mobile network | No | ||
| WiFi | Yes | ||
| WiFi standard | 802.11 b 802.11 g 802.11 n |
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| Bluetooth | No | ||
| GPS | No | ||
| USB | Yes | ||
| USB version | 2.0 | ||
| USB connector | 1 | ||
| Audio | Yes | ||
| Headset jack | 3.5mm | ||
| HDMI | No | ||
| DLNA | No | ||
| NFC | No | ||
| Infrared | No | ||
| Sensor | |||
| Accelerometer | Yes | ||
| Gyroscope | No | ||
| Proximity sensor | No | ||
| Compass | No | ||
| Barometer | No | ||
| Photosensitive | No | ||
| Size and weight | |||
127 in
12.2 in
205.7 in
400 oz
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| Height | 205.7 in | ||
| Width | 127 in | ||
| Thickness | 12.2 in | ||
| Weight | 400 oz | ||
| Hardware | |||
| CPU | Texas Instruments OMAP 4 | ||
| Processor frequency | 1 GHz | ||
| Core number | Dual Core | ||
| RAM | 1024 MB | ||
| Internal storage | 16 GB | ||
| Removable storage | Yes | ||
| Memory card | microSD microSDHC |
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| Camera | |||
| Camera | No | ||
| Front camera | No | ||
| Flash | No | ||
| Battery | |||
| Battery type | Lithium-ion | ||
| Capacity | 4000 mAh | ||
| Battery life over WiFi | 11 h | ||
| Removable battery | No | ||
| QI Wireless charging | No | ||
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