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Is an e-reader price war brewing? Starting today, you can pick up Barnes & Noble’s Nook for just $150, provided that you plan on buying your e-books via Wi-Fi. The 3G version drops in price to $200 (from $260). This should help move a few units and set the stage for a better holiday season than when the Nook first launched. Your move, Amazon.

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