ntHere’s a publicity photo of the new Nook Tablet.

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ntLynch relishes the crowd reaction to his company’s new device. He claims the Nook Tablet will feature 11.5 hours of reading time and 9 hours of video playback. It also has a low glare screen and will be able to access WiFi at B&N stores and video hotspots.

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ntLynch says the Nook Tablet will offer lots of games, magazines and apps.

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ntOf course Angry Birds will lead the list of Nook apps.

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ntFor songs, Lynch says it will offer free cloud storage. If you don’t use the cloud, the Nook tablet has 16GB of memory and expandable SD card slot for an “extra 32GB.”

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ntThe Nook Tablet will allow you to record someone reading a book.

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ntOf course, Lynch compares the Nook Tablet to Amazon’s new Kindle Fire. He says Nook Tablet’s 1GB of RAM vs the Fire’s 512MB is a “big difference.” He also says Nook Tablet has 7 times more storage capacity…if you use the SD card.

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ntAnd the new Nook tablet will cost $249. That’s $50 more than the Kindle Fire.

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ntB&N will not compete with Amazon’s lowest-price $79 Kindle which delivers ads to offset the price drop.

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ntThe original Nook has added more than 100 enhancements and has a new price tag of $199. It has new social features and an 8GB plus SD cart slot for expansion.

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ntPublicity photo of the new Nook Color.

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ntIn order to keep up with the Kindles, the Nook Simple Touch will cost $99 and feature a two month battery life.

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ntThe Kindle Simple Touch ereader.

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ntThe new family of Nooks along with their new price tags.

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