(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 02, 2012 ) Chicago, IL -- The website http://bestereaderreviews.net/ has created a detailed comparison between the Amazon Kindle Fire and the Nook by Barnes and Noble. The Kindle vs Nook comparison begins with the question "What is the eReader that suits you best?", the web masters have put across what they believe are important factors that anyone seeking to buy the most suitable eBook reader should consider. They say that a person should ask themselves three crucial questions before they make up their mind on which eReader will serve best. The questions include whether the Nook, Kindle, Sony or Kobo eReader is good. And if it is the Kindle, which Kindle will you be considering? Is it the special offer Kindle, the Kindle with WiFi only or the one with both WiFi and 3G? Would one consider the $79 Kindle, Kindle Keyboard or Kindle Touch?
They admit that these questions make things look a little complicated, but give the reassurance that they have done their best to put out the best guidelines that are guaranteed to help any customer buy the best ebook reader from the market at any one time. The main comparison is presented in form of a table where different attributes of eReaders are compared and the best among them declared winner in the very last column. Some of the items that have been compared include pricing, Audio, 3G, Expandable Memory, Weight and Battery Life.
Pricing is particularly important because it is one item that consumers will always look at especially considering that it is everyone's goal to get the best value for their money. Perhaps this explains why the web masters have opted to put pricing as the first item in the comparison table that contains nine items. The Basic Kindle wins on pricing at $79, followed closely by the Kinde Touch, Nook Touch and Kobo Touch-all priced at $99. To read more on one of their previous press releases can be found here.
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