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Old 10-25-2010, 12:42 PM   #30
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Some possible target audiences for an LCD Nook Color would be: kids, students, casual readers, magazines, newspapers, etc. Not all Nooks need to be geared toward avid readers.

B&N already has Nook Study and is just about to launch Nook Kids. Both groups would benefit greatly from a quality, inexpensive 7" color reader with a touch screen.

There's room for two Nooks - eInk and color LCD.
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