When you turn it on, you'll see there's some bezel around the 10.1-inch screen, though not much. That's less than the Amazon Fire HD 10 (17.8 ounces) and the base-model iPad (17.1 ounces), but more than 8-inch tablets or ereaders. The tablet measures 9.51 by 5.88 by 0.21 inches and weighs 14.8 ounces. There's no guarantee that a bookstore clerk will be able to fix your tablet problems, but you at least have a place to bring the tablet when you have a problem. What Barnes & Noble provides-at the same cost as the Tab M10 HD's retail price-is some preloaded Nook software and in-store customer service. Barnes & Noble isn't trying to hide this it comes in a Lenovo Tab M10 HD box with a Nook sticker slapped onto the front. This year's model comes from Lenovo, a well-known maker of high-quality tablets. Barnes & Noble used to make its own tablets, but for a while now it's repurposed relatively generic Android devices to deliver color content. E Ink's Kaleido Plus screen technology isn't ready for mass adoption yet the ereaders that use it have page refresh and ghosting problems. Just don't try to push it too hard, as its sluggish processor has a hard time doing more than turning pages.Į Ink ereaders are great for black-and-white content, but if you intend to read in color, you'll want a color tablet. It's well built and designed for use as an ereader-including compatibility with every reading app available in the Google Play store-and its 10.1-inch color screen is a little grainy but still great for comics, picture books, and PDFs. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authenticationīarnes & Noble's new Nook-branded Android tablet is an off-the-shelf budget Lenovo model preloaded with the Nook reading app.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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