As it turns out, the current Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire are already nearly identical. Both are Android tablets with 7-inch, 1024-by-600 screens, 1GHz dual-core processors, access to Wi-Fi, more than eight hours of battery life, built-in microphones, etc. The kicker is that today the Nook Tablet comes with double the storage (16 GB vs. 8 GB) AND costs $50 more!
We can only assume the new less-memory option will allow Barnes & Noble to compete with the Kindle Fire not just on specs, but also on price.
This makes more sense than a whole new device - and more in line with my earlier blog guess where I said, "I suspect the nook Color will be dropped at this time and the nook Tablet price will go to the nook Color price - it's too high with the Kindle Fire price point."
Next, I predict the Nook Color will go to $169 or they will stop making it. Too many products just confuses people. I think this summer we'll have the nook Tablet (2 prices) and the nook Touch - that's it!
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B&N can't compete with amazon because amazon sells those at around price of what it takes to make, but they get $80 from prime memberships (to watch videos). B&N doesn't have that, all they can get is netflix and hulu plus affiliate cuts, which fire also gets. I really like B&N devices themselves but everything else about B&N leaves a lot to be desired.
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