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B & N e-book Reader -
The Nook is now available from Barnes & Noble and it is listed at $249 dollars. A good price point with many features makes it strong competition for the Kindle. Even in a down economy the sales should be strong out of the gate. This is in no small part due to the timely release right before the holiday shopping season. When e-readers come down in price to around $50 dollars they will be more widely accepted. Spending a few hundred dollars on an e-reader for a school age children is not realistic for most family budgets. There is also a post by Scott Anthony on the Harvard Business blog that discusses the competition between Kindle and Nook that is worth reading.
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Jim Sutliff