Thread: How does Barnes and Noble respond?
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Old 10-03-2011, 12:23 AM   #75
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Originally Posted by Grimm View Post
Those are bold statements to make without knowing what the NC2 will or will not have. Are you honestly saying that the NC2 can't possibly top the Kindle Fire? How can you make that statement with any degree of certainty?

Also, the last chart I saw showed 2 million ebooks available for Nook whereas Kindle had 950,000 unless I misread that.
Where are they getting music and videos from? How many apps do they have now? I haven't been following since I rooted mine, but isn't it no more than 800? Many (bn.com forum) seem frustrated that too many apps are for children. If they're going to offer Netflix and Hulu, then that would definitely get lots of attention from those considering a Kindle Fire. Folks have been hyping a new NOOKcolor, but there's been no discussion of content. Amazon had content before they brought a device to market.
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