AnimaTechnica
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first you need to pair the bluetooth with the keyboard, then connect it. You will not get an option within nook for the BT keyboard
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RASTAVIPER
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RASTAVIPER
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The buttons are little round but you cant really miss some if you are used to normal keyboards.
It has most buttons (qwerty + arrows +F1-12).
It has most buttons (qwerty + arrows +F1-12).
RaVenJ
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Aegis Case for B&N Nook Color
I have the red one and I love it!! Great case great protection!!! 20% off
"We would like to extend a limited time introductory offer to the Nook Boards Community of 20% off (promotional code "tridentnb") with free shipping until May 15."
I have the red one and I love it!! Great case great protection!!! 20% off
"We would like to extend a limited time introductory offer to the Nook Boards Community of 20% off (promotional code "tridentnb") with free shipping until May 15."
LocalStain
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Lots of great "Book" Cases here, iPad Kindle3 and Nook Book Style cases by Rookcase on Etsy just make sure that they are compatible with the NC. Check under the "published books, ereaders" link on the left. Just ordered this one
Heh heh, Tom Sawyer, painting fences.... Ironically enough I just ordered one of these Moleskine e-Reader Cover + Volant Notebook (Kindle2), MoleskineUS so it will have to house my 2nd NC.
Yeah I have decided to buy another one. I want one with the stock/update/rooted so I can have a dedicated ereader. Thus the classy Samuel Clemens Cover.
Cheers,
LS
Heh heh, Tom Sawyer, painting fences.... Ironically enough I just ordered one of these Moleskine e-Reader Cover + Volant Notebook (Kindle2), MoleskineUS so it will have to house my 2nd NC.
Yeah I have decided to buy another one. I want one with the stock/update/rooted so I can have a dedicated ereader. Thus the classy Samuel Clemens Cover.Cheers,
LS
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Way to go. Two nooks and a classy cover, can't beat that. I am waiting for this to arrive myself.
Amazon.com: SHIELD iShell Universal Stand for Apple ipad, 3G, 3GS ,4G iphone, Kindle (Black): Electronics
Looks like a nice clean little multi purpose stand.
Amazon.com: SHIELD iShell Universal Stand for Apple ipad, 3G, 3GS ,4G iphone, Kindle (Black): Electronics
Looks like a nice clean little multi purpose stand.
surfmly29
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Hey all - good thread going. Was looking to get another wall charger and possibly car charger and came to see what I found. Sounds like it may be best to bite the bullet and get official B&N chargers if you want them to charge fast and be sure to work. But agree they are costly.... I'll ask again just in case... anyone find one you can buy that works well?
Regarding covers/cases and stands. I looked at just all the ones listed in the thread above. Below is what I got and why....
Case: Industriell Cover in Storm, Barnes & Noble - Barnes & Noble
- Simple, thin, but adds protection, folds open all the way (folds back on itself so you can hold in one hand when reading) and overall small and lightweight.
Stand: Amazon.com: Arkon Portable Fold-Up Stand for Apple iPad, Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry Play Book: Electronics
- Really great. It can be used with just about any tablet. It is solid construction and has many different angles (both landscape or portrait) to set for your viewing pleasure. The main reason I went with separate case and stand is that most of the time when I am not traveling I don't need the stand and therefore, wanted a light/small cover. I travel a decent amount for work though and the stand is great on a plane for either reading or watching a movie. It folds up very small to fit in my bag so have it with me all the time, but don't have to 'lug' around the extra weight/bulk of the stand attached to the case and just pull it out when I need it.
Both work great for me. Thought I would share.
Regarding covers/cases and stands. I looked at just all the ones listed in the thread above. Below is what I got and why....
Case: Industriell Cover in Storm, Barnes & Noble - Barnes & Noble
- Simple, thin, but adds protection, folds open all the way (folds back on itself so you can hold in one hand when reading) and overall small and lightweight.
Stand: Amazon.com: Arkon Portable Fold-Up Stand for Apple iPad, Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry Play Book: Electronics
- Really great. It can be used with just about any tablet. It is solid construction and has many different angles (both landscape or portrait) to set for your viewing pleasure. The main reason I went with separate case and stand is that most of the time when I am not traveling I don't need the stand and therefore, wanted a light/small cover. I travel a decent amount for work though and the stand is great on a plane for either reading or watching a movie. It folds up very small to fit in my bag so have it with me all the time, but don't have to 'lug' around the extra weight/bulk of the stand attached to the case and just pull it out when I need it.
Both work great for me. Thought I would share.
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I really like that cover. Pricey, but nice.
I also strongly considered that stand and it was actually what I went ot buy but found the one in my post above instead. For this particular stand I wanted something that worked as a stand but was not obnoxious. By getting one that looks like a business card holder when not in use I don't have to fold it up and put it away all the time when not in use. I may still get the adjustable for other uses (like travel).
JP
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So I have been using this for a while now and really like it. It is lighter than you might think (would be nice to have an aluminum option) since it its thin plastic but seems tough and holds the nook in either orientation no problem (should be able to hold the heavier iPads no problem as well).
The angle is not adjustable but is fine if you are sitting in front of it or have it on a night stand as a dock. It might not be the best if you want to stand right in front of it looking down on it at waist hieght. It could also use some rubber feet (you can stick on yourself) if you want to use the stand to hold the nook while you type since it seems to slide pretty easily.
*Edit: I just noticed that although the angle is not adjustable the two sides have different angles and you can use the center slot which is shown as being for business cards. So the three options are 1. about a 60 degee angle (the front slot), 2. 90 degrees (middle slot) and 3. about 75-80 degrees (the back slot). Very nice
I like that it is clean and simple and you can leave it out without it being an eye sore. I am probably going to order more (you can get 3 for the price of one typical stand) to have in multiple locations.
JP
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