Barnes & Noble’s latest Nook tablet can turn into a makeshift laptop

Earlier in November, Barnes & Noble unveiled the Nook Tablet 10.1, a slate whose main appeal is its sheer value for money — $130 gets you a 1,920 x 1,200 screen and 32GB of expandable storage. However, it may be the just-released accessories for the tablet that catch your eye. Most importantly, there’s a $40 Smart Folio Cover with Keyboard that, for the first time, turns the Nook into a pseudo-laptop. Much like with a Surface or iPad Pro, there’s a physical connector that provides power and data without cables or a finicky Bluetooth connection. You probably won’t be using a Nook as a productivity machine, but this might help if you want to write a review of a book mere moments after you’ve finished reading it.

Via: Good e-Reader, The Verge

Source: Barnes & Noble (keyboard), (dock)

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By | 2018-12-01T00:00:47+00:00 December 1st, 2018|Android Related, Just the Tablets|Comments Off on Barnes & Noble’s latest Nook tablet can turn into a makeshift laptop

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