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In this video, Brad from Splash Damage Tech explores new accessories for the Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet 10.1 inch, focusing primarily on two types of smart folio covers. The first accessory is the Nook Tablet smart folio cover, which features a lightweight, soft-touch material with a magnetic clasp and is available in blue, red, and cinnamon brown for $29.95. This cover protects the tablet and offers convenient access to ports and cameras, with an automatic on/off screen feature. Brad then reviews the Nook Tablet smart folio cover with a keyboard, emphasizing its heavier weight and more functional yet compact keyboard, despite it being less ideal for extensive typing compared to larger devices like a 14-inch Lenovo laptop. Lastly, the presenter contrasts the Nook Tablet's official keyboard cover with the Asus C 201 Chromebook, noting the cover's premium quality and practicality for $39.95, making it a worthwhile investment for significant typing tasks. The video closes with mentions of upcoming real-world testing and comparisons with the Kindle Fire HD 10.
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In this part of the video, Brad from Splash Damage Tech discusses new accessories for the Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet 10.1 inch, focusing first on the Nook Tablet smart folio cover. He highlights its features, such as the soft-touch material, lightweight design, and magnetic clasp. The cover allows easy access to all ports, speakers, and cameras and includes a smart feature that automatically turns the screen on or off when opened or closed. Available in blue, red, and cinnamon brown, the cover is priced at $29.95 and is recommended for protecting the tablet, especially in a bag or on a table. Brad also notes that the tablet’s soft-touch material has shown some wear after just two weeks. He then transitions to discussing the Nook Tablet smart folio cover with the keyboard.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the new device cover to the previous smart folio cover, highlighting its heavier weight and different, less pleasant material. The cover includes a magnetic clasp and a “party trick”—a keyboard. The setup involves folding the cover and attaching the keyboard to the tablet using a strong magnet. Despite its small size, the speaker finds the keyboard functional for typing notes or short documents, though it’s less ideal for lengthy writing tasks due to its compactness. A comparison is made with a 14-inch Lenovo laptop to emphasize the keyboard’s smaller size.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter compares the size and price of the Asus C 201 Chromebook to the Nook Tablet, noting that while the difference isn’t as stark, the Nook Tablet is still smaller. They discuss the Nook Tablet’s official keyboard cover, priced at $39.95, highlighting its premium feel and polish compared to generic Bluetooth keyboards. The cover is recommended for those planning to do significant typing on the Nook Tablet 10.1 inch, as it adds practicality and feels worth the price. The video concludes with a teaser for upcoming content, including real-world testing and a comparison with the Kindle Fire HD 10.