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"(I’m not sure what you’d use the memory card for, considering that Barnes & Noble doesn’t even have a downloadable-movie store. But whatever.)" There's possib
by ableal 15y ago
"(I’m not sure what you’d use the memory card for, considering that Barnes & Noble doesn’t even have a downloadable-movie store. But whatever.)"
There's possibly a thrifty caveman or two who rips his own DVDs. Let us ignore those poor little people who don't re-buy their movies as needed.
(They may have also bought "HD ready" 1366x768 screens, the poor dears. Haha.)
I don't like being lied to, but I enjoy snob snark even less.
- w33ble 15y agoYeah, that was a weird editorial. Especially considering that B&N has said that you can only store 1GB of non-B&N-purchased content on the device itself. Anyone ripping their own content or purchasing unprotected content elsewhere will likely make heavy use of that SD card.