Barnes & Noble have released their first Nook GlowLight e-reader in four years

Barnes & Noble have not done much in the recent past pushing e-readers for such some of its competitors, but it began to cry. TechCrunch results notes bookseller is introduced and Nook GlowLight 4, its first entry in the e-reader line since 2017 GlowLight 3. Much has changed in four years, if not as much as you might think – this is enough to pull the device into the modern era as anything.

Nook GlowLight 4 is considered “straight” rather than GlowLight 3, with a smaller profile, better page rotation buttons and better manual hearing. It is the first Nook reader to have USB-C, and storage doubles up to 32GB. However, you will still see 6-inch paper, 300DPI e-paper and one month battery life. This is for the newcomers to Nook, or those who are developing from old weapons.

The GlowLight 4 sells December 8 for $ 150. This can make the sale more complex against the 6.8-inch Kindle Paperwhite, Kobo Libra 2 water-friendly and some intermediate readers. It’s a great alternative if you don’t want to get involved in the Amazon or Kobo ecosystem, though. Also, this is announcing goals as a new thing. Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt said the company plans to “strengthen” the Nook line in the coming months and years – this could be one of the opening terms.