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Can't quite make a decision. mainly getting this to read school books off the school ecollege site. I understand that the Nooks are now the most popular? Then If I choose to wait for the Kindle fire...I understand that it's super fast with dual core processor...and the amazon, cloud, and I might just be able to use android apps? With the Nook color I won't have to wait of course. I could be reading with it in a week or so. I'm an IT guy and it would be nice to be able to remote desktop into my work PC from an e-reader:)
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Can't quite make a decision. mainly getting this to read school books off the school ecollege site. I understand that the Nooks are now the most popular? Then If I choose to wait for the Kindle fire...I understand that it's super fast with dual core processor...and the amazon, cloud, and I might just be able to use android apps? With the Nook color I won't have to wait of course. I could be reading with it in a week or so. I'm an IT guy and it would be nice to be able to remote desktop into my work PC from an e-reader:)

Torn between nook color and kindle fire

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