Tech Specs

Hardware

Height	9.46 inches
Width	6.41 inches
Thickness	0.45 inches
Weight	1.14 pounds
Color	Black
Speakers	Stereo

Display

Screen size (diagonal)	9 inches
Technology	IPS LCD
Resolution (X)	1920 px
Resolution (Y)	1280 px
PPI	256
Touchscreen type	Capacitive
Multitouch	Yes

Software

Operating system	Android
Skin	Nook
Launch OS version	4.0

Processor

CPU brand	TI
CPU family	OMAP 4
CPU model	OMAP4470
Clock speed	1.5 GHz
Cores	2

Memory

RAM size	1 GB

Storage

Internal size	16 GB, 32 GB
External storage	Yes
External storage support	microSD
Max external size	32 GB

Connectivity

Wi-Fi	Yes
Wi-Fi support	802.11n, 802.11g, 802.11b
Bluetooth	Yes

Ports

Headphone	3.5mm
Data connections	Micro USB, HDMI

Sensors

Sensors	Ambient Light, Accelerometer

Battery

Capacity	6000 mAh
Removable	No
Quoted use time	10 hr

Recent News

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  Good Deal: Nook HD for $149, Nook HD+ for $179

  1 day ago   58 comments
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  Nook HD and HD+ get full Google Play support for Android apps

  4 days ago   92 comments
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  Good Deal: Barnes & Noble drops Nook Simple Touch to £29 in the UK

  7 days ago   24 comments
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  Nook launches Press, a self-publishing ebook platform

  27 days ago   5 comments

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Recent Discussions

• Android Army

  The Nook getting Google Play... Now the perfect tablet to encourage non-techies to get.

  4 days ago by nbieter 11 comments

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• 1.0

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  Reviewed by eva.pietrzak.3 (Currently owns)

  February 27, 2013 08:57 pm

  Very unhappy with this product. I love to read but this wasn't cool at all. And after one year was not possible to use. Lines on the screen took over completely the half of the screen. Not useful at all. I used Pandora program and checked my emails in the bedroom. Don't waist your money on that! Your phone can do that too. Very disappointed!

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• 3.0

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  Reviewed by chrisgoat (Currently owns)

  December 27, 2012 01:58 pm

  I purchased the Nook HD+ for my wife for Christmas, they claim that these are a tablet but I really do not see it that way.
  If not for my wife I would have returned this the day after Christmas, the android system they are using is so out dated and locked you cannot do anything with this thing unless you purchase from B&N; really lame.
  I am still trying to talk her into a full blown tablet like the iPad or Nexus the Nook HD+ was $299 plus another $35.00 for the cover witch has a big U on the back, so you pay them $35 buck to advertise there product.
  She has spent another $150-$200 on apps and books so that totals $534.00 dollars and she has only had it 2 days.
  The iPad with Retina display $499.00 that is totally loaded with apps and books not to menschen all the free stuff you can get.
  My opinion do not waist your money my wife thinks it grows on trees and who am I to tell her different anyway I do not have the courage to do so.
  Thanks for letting me post.

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