The 7-inch tablet market just got a whole lot more interesting, with the newly-released $199 Kindle Fire and the $249 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet. According to what you may have read, both of these ...

Just in time for a friendly Christmas competition with Amazon's Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble is announcing the release of its competitor, a Nook Tablet. The Fire got insane reviews. Some bloggers were ...

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet computer ships to customers on Tuesday, Nov. 15, for $199, while the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet goes on sale in stores for $249 later in the same week. Both are Wi-Fi-only, ...

Amazon’s announcement of the Kindle Fire today threw down the gauntlet for both tablets and e-book readers. At just $199, it’s not much more expensive than previous e-readers, and it’s a heck of a lot ...

Moments ago, Barnes & Noble announced the new Nook Tablet. CEO William Lynch spent a good portion of the announcement bashing the Kindle Fire, which is released a day before the Tablet on November 15 ...

The low-cost Android tablet space is heating up. And just in time for the holidays. Barnes & Noble today unveiled the Nook Tablet, a beefed-up follow-up to the popular Nook Color ebook reader/tablet.

Barnes & Noble’s new Nook Tablet is pretty similar to Amazon’s Kindle Fire and you suspect that B&N took a look at the Fire’s success and said to their Nook e-reader engineers, “We need a $199 Android ...

Just in time to take advantage of the Kindle Fire let down, Barnes and Noble's similar idea, the Nook Tablet, has hit reviewer's hands. And so far, it's been a pleasant surprise. When B&N first ...

Amazon is expected to unveil its Kindle Tablet at a press event in New York on Wednesday. From what we know so far about the device, it seems like it might be the first tablet rival capable of really ...

Next Monday morning, Barnes & Noble will take the stage in New York for an announcement. It will very likely be a successor to the Nook Color. That much we know, because if it isn't, the company will ...

*Price: The Nook Tablet costs $249; the Kindle Fire costs $199. *Connectivity: Both tablets connect to the Internet only through Wi-Fi. *Screen size: Both tablets have displays that measure 7 inches ...