Gone, sadly, are the physical page-turn buttons Barnes & Noble held onto for so long. And while the touchscreen is plenty responsive, we did always appreciate the option. Also ditched this time out is the concave back we liked on the Simple Touch models. We're told that the company no longer found it necessary in order to provide the most ergonomic experience, though we suspect it just jumped at the opportunity to make the device a bit thinner overall. That said, the reader's a pleasure to hold, thanks in no small part to its light weight.
Engadget , Barnes & Noble's Nook GlowLight is lighter, brighter, whiter, with less Simple Touch for $119, Barnes & Noble's Nook GlowLight is lighter, brighter, whiter, with less Simple Touch for $119
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