I haven’t seen much talk on these forums about them, so here’s what I think of my new Nook Simple Touch now that I’ve played with it for a few days and read a couple books. Although this got ...

The new Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch ($99 direct), formerly called the Nook Touch, is now $40 less expensive, and also features improved software with faster page refreshes.

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The latest-generation Nook offers a dramatically improved design, interface, and reading experience on a monochrome E-Ink screen.

Thinking of lighting up Mother's Day with the new Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight? Order soon, says Barnes & Noble, due to "larger than expected" advance orders for the new e-book reader, which ...

Barnes and Noble's Simple Touch Nook is not a reinvention of the e-reader in any way. It's not even an evolution. It's a refinement, and a very good one at that.

Target is selling the Barnes & Noble NOOK Simple Touch for $39, and you can pick it up in-store today, which means you don’t have to wait for Santa shipping.

The Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight is the first e-reader to integrate built-in illumination, so you can read long into the night without a lamp or book light.

The Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight includes a power adapter and an anti-glare screen protector and is priced at $139. It can be pre-ordered now, but it won't start shipping until early May.

Barnes & Noble’s Simple Touch with GlowLight doesn’t have that problem. The LED light guide is inside the Nook’s bezel, at the top of the 600 by 800 pixel 6-inch display.