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Looking at the specs for the Fire, I don't see the need for B&N to make a Color 2. The two advantages the Fire has over the Color are not specs but price and content. B&N would do better to focus on reducing manufacturing costs as opposed to increasing specs. As for content, the Color app market isn't going to be able to compete with what Amazon can offer, but a rooted Color seems to me to beat Amazon because you can use Netflix, buy and read ebooks from Amazon and B&N, and buy apps either from the Amazon App Store or the Google Market.
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