Light on
The $139 Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight uses patent-pending lighting technology. You can also dim the light to avoid bothering a bed partner who's trying to sleep.
Same design
Except for the integrated light, the new Nook Simple Touch looks the same as the original Nook Simple Touch, which remains on the market for $99.
Group shot
The new Nook with a couple of other leading e-reading devices.
Side view
The New Nook is the same size but weighs slightly less.
Glowing with pride
Jamie Iannone, president of Digital Products at Barnes & Noble, demoed the product for CNET.
No case
The product doesn't include a case, but it does ship with an AC adapter and antiglare screen cover.
More sensitive
Barnes & Noble says it has improved the performance of the touch screen.
Back to back
The new Nook has the same carbon-colored back. The device retains the SD card slot for adding memory.
Dim the light
You can adjust the brightness settings.
Summer reading
Like the old Nook, the new Nook's e-ink display is designed for outdoor reading.
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