Barnes & Noble NOOK HD Plus vs Archos Elements 80 Titanium

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Significantly higher resolution screen

1920 x 1280

1024 x 768

Around 3.2x higher resolution screen

Bigger screen

Around 15% bigger screen

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Doesn't use a proprietary power connector

No (micro-USB)

Yes (30-pin port)

Somewhat common; Standardized connectors are cheap, compatible and easy to find

Much better Input/Output port

micro-USB

30-pin port

100% better Input/Output port

Thinner

9.9 mm

11.4 mm

Around 15% thinner ; easily slides into bags

Lighter weight

440 g

515 g

Around 15% lighter weight

Slightly faster processor

1,600 MHz

1,500 MHz

More than 5% faster processor; a faster processor improves responsiveness

screen	NOOK HD Plus	Elements 80 Titanium
Screen resolution	1920 x 1280	1024 x 768
Screen size	9"	8"
Pixel density	256 ppi	160 ppi
Built-in light	LED backlight	LED backlight
Screen type	LCD	LCD
Touchscreen	Capacitive	Capacitive
Multitouch	Yes	Yes
Flashes screen black during page turns	No	No
features
Note taking	Yes	Yes
Text to speech	Yes	Yes
Directly download library e-books to device	Yes	Yes
Web browser	Yes	Yes
Stereo speakers	Yes	Yes
Evernote integration	Yes	Yes
Landscape mode	Yes	Yes
Accelerometer	Yes	Yes
Parental controls	Yes	No
form factor
Size	240.3 x 162.8 x 11.4 mm	200 x 154 x 9.9 mm
Weight	515 g	440 g
Interface	touchscreen	touchscreen
Headphone jack	Yes	Yes

connectivity	NOOK HD Plus	Elements 80 Titanium
Input/Output port	30-pin port	micro-USB
Cellular data	None	None
Wi-Fi	802.11b/g/n	802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth connectivity	Yes	Yes
technical specs
RAM	1,024 MB	1,024 MB
Processor	1,500 MHz	1,600 MHz
bookstore
Uses an open platform	Yes	Yes
storage
Expansion slot	microSD (up to 64GB)	microSD (up to 64GB)