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Originally Posted by bhartman36
Do you think the IPS screen would really gain them that much over the Nook? Except for the screen and the price, you've essentially described a Nook. (Okay, the Nook has 8GB of onboard memory, whereas your hypothetical device would have up to 16, but once you give it a microSD card, I don't think capacity is much of a consideration.)
I'm sure there is something Amazon can do to distinguish the upcoming tablet, but what worries me is that I don't know what it is. What will they be able to do with their tablet that they wouldn't be able to do by putting their software on everyone else's tablet?
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That is the Nook's screen; and yes, I just described a Nook Color with a bit more speed and locked into Amazon's ecosystem.