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Quick (and probably stupid) question. I'm about to purchase an ebook version of MLSAT logical reasoning, but I'm not sure whether to go with the nook or kindle version (same price, $10.00). I don't have any of these devices, but just want to read it on my comp. There is probably no difference, but I was just wondering before I made a decision.

Thanks!

mcs268 wrote:Quick (and probably stupid) question. I'm about to purchase an ebook version of MLSAT logical reasoning, but I'm not sure whether to go with the nook or kindle version (same price, $10.00). I don't have any of these devices, but just want to read it on my comp. There is probably no difference, but I was just wondering before I made a decision.

Thanks!

I can't speak for the Kindle, but I've been using the free Nook reader for PC that you can download from Barnes.

espressocream wrote:

mcs268 wrote:Quick (and probably stupid) question. I'm about to purchase an ebook version of MLSAT logical reasoning, but I'm not sure whether to go with the nook or kindle version (same price, $10.00). I don't have any of these devices, but just want to read it on my comp. There is probably no difference, but I was just wondering before I made a decision.

Thanks!

I can't speak for the Kindle, but I've been using the free Nook reader for PC that you can download from Barnes.

Yes, that's the one I was looking at. How is it working for you? I'm just weary of using "free" programs. I figure they may be a difference in the quality between amazon and barnes free respective programs.

It's working great. I downloaded it from Barnes and Noble so it's not like some random program.

Amazon has a Kindle app. They are pretty much the same.

I grabbed the books on something that required "Adobe Digital Editions." It looked fine, although things could get a little quirky depending on how you set the margin size.

thanks all! looks like i'm just gonna play eenie-menie-mini-mo