Dressed for the kill, it’s the latest version of the Barnes and Noble’s new eBook reader, known as Nook Color. A few weeks back, I was going through Nook reviews on different websites, and I have to say that I didn’t have any high expectations back then. However, I was wrong in believing so because this eBook reader is definitely worth your 2 dimes.

First of all, Barnes and Noble had to try hard in the eBook reader market. There was Amazon with its Kindle series already out there and it was doing pretty good. Customers, on the other hand, usually have a herd mentality. If someone goes for a product and bellows out positive feedback concerning it, everyone seems to follow the trend. Same was the case with the original Black and White Nook edition.

The device was good, but people already had access to the Amazon Kindle lineup, so no one bothered to give two hoots to it. Anyways, now that the new Nook Color eBook reader has been released for a while now, it holds a lot of promises for the developers. For once, the screen is colored and the crispy display makes book reading a whole lot of fun.

Top it off with a VividView Technology, which is something that Barnes and Noble recently came up with. On the basis of VividView, the Nook Color’s 7 Inch screen presents over 16 million colors in an intriguing display. It means that you’re in for breathtaking graphics and a touchscreen that conforms to your finger pore input, like a hot knife on a slice of butter.

There are tons of other features in this electronic book reader. I encourage you to search online and look the Nook Color, up across the internet. Since, I’m running a little low on my word count arsenal, I’d have to bid adieu at this point. See you later my friends and frenemies.