Lex Friedman of Macworld takes a look at the Barnes & Noble eReader for iPad (not the one for the iPhone/Touch) and concludes that is is adequate, but no match for either iBooks or Kindle for the iPad. One thing he really dislikes is how slow it is.
Quick note: Macworld reviews BN eReader for the iPad: merely adequate
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All of the minor inconveniences of the BN eReader for the iPad taken together do not begin to outweigh the benefits of being able to configure the App for a display of yellow text on a black background, day or night. This combination of high contrast and an effectively non-backlit display has almost sent my Kindle DX into retirement.
This one feature alone has almost entirely switched my book purchases from Amazon to B&N.
Regards, Don
I don’t know why there isn’t a link to the actual article. Maybe there is and I missed it. For those like me, it’s http://www.macworld.com/appguide/app.html?id=531259