Cool. The fact is has SD is pretty nice, makes the 8Gb version even more attractive.
I don't actually have any need for this tablet - I have an iPad - but at that price it was hard to resist!
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For $10 or so, you can get all the software to change it to standard Android, but runs from an SD card. I'll have a look at how easy it is to do yourself once the Nook arrives.
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If you do anything with Amazon App Store, then you'll need to root it at the least.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've never done anything like that, but knowing I can is definitely nice. I imagine it more than likely does everything I'd want anyway, you get the Google Play store, but being able to put newer Android on might be useful.
I installed a custom ROM on an HTC Wildfire last year with very few problems, and did the same (and unlocked) a Galaxy S2 - find some decent instructions from a reliable source and it's pretty straight forward.
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I've never done anything like that, but knowing I can is definitely nice. I imagine it more than likely does everything I'd want anyway, you get the Google Play store, but being able to put newer Android on might be useful.
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If you're considering putting a custom ROM on there, there are some good instructions here.
I'll see how locked down it is before I decide - if it was just for me, then I think I'd be inclined to splat the OS and put as close to a stock Android ROM on there as I could.
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I didn't realise that B&N did a tablet (knew Amazon did).Originally posted by d000hg View PostThat's a completely different device. Paperwhite is an e-reader with a light - newest version of the classic Kindle - Nook HD is a generic tablet competing against Kindle Fire. It's pretty confusing since both Nook and Kindle do e-readers and tablets under the same brand.
£79 on order for my younger daughter, since she has decided that's what she wants to spend her savings on and has got enough. She was asking how much a laptop cost this morning, and was surprised at the price.
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That's a completely different device. Paperwhite is an e-reader with a light - newest version of the classic Kindle - Nook HD is a generic tablet competing against Kindle Fire. It's pretty confusing since both Nook and Kindle do e-readers and tablets under the same brand.
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New Amazon Paperwhite is out today at £109 - all over the Amazon homepage.
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Get your nooks out...
Barnes & Noble selling off last remaining Nook HD and Nook HD+ tablets for £79 and £129 - Pocket-lint
Barnes & Noble knock Nook slate down to £79
Just impulse-bought the £79 one, seemed too good to miss as an opportunity to try out an Android tablet. I get the impression they're going fast, some models already out of stock when I got mine.
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