thatdude90210
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Here's one I don't see here. The Nook Color running full android 2.3 Gingerbread, with CM7. They are about $180 for a refurb from Barnes and Noble (ebay). The screen is 7" and has a resolution of 1024x600. It's a decent IPS screen. I've been running one for a few weeks. It works fairly well and is incredibly portable.
Here's the guide that I followed. It's ridiculously easy to do, and there are even guides out there for people who want install into microSD and run it there to keep the Nook color stock. It can boot from microSD.
I'm o/c at 1200 MHz (stock is 800), and performance is adequate. I also have a Galaxy tab 10.1, it's not as smooth running as the Samsung, but then the Gtab isn't as portable. I usually just toss the NC in my car or backpack and leave the gtab 10.1 at home.
Running Opera mobile, browser is surprisingly smooth. With a little tweak of the font size, all websites are very readable in desktop format. And with my wifi tethering from my phone, I finally really feel always connected (never felt that with my phone, even when I had an iphone).
Btw, mine was a refurb from B&N and it looked perfect when I got it, not a scratch on it.
Anyway, here are some shots from my phone. The cover is a "Canvas Writer's cover" from Barnes and Noble:
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Here's the guide that I followed. It's ridiculously easy to do, and there are even guides out there for people who want install into microSD and run it there to keep the Nook color stock. It can boot from microSD.
I'm o/c at 1200 MHz (stock is 800), and performance is adequate. I also have a Galaxy tab 10.1, it's not as smooth running as the Samsung, but then the Gtab isn't as portable. I usually just toss the NC in my car or backpack and leave the gtab 10.1 at home.
Running Opera mobile, browser is surprisingly smooth. With a little tweak of the font size, all websites are very readable in desktop format. And with my wifi tethering from my phone, I finally really feel always connected (never felt that with my phone, even when I had an iphone).
Btw, mine was a refurb from B&N and it looked perfect when I got it, not a scratch on it.
Anyway, here are some shots from my phone. The cover is a "Canvas Writer's cover" from Barnes and Noble:
Uploaded with ImageShack.us