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Barnes & Noble via eBay has 8GB Barnes & Noble Nook Color WiFi eReader (Refurbished) for $59 with free shipping. Thanks DJ3xclusive
Review courtesy of Engdaget
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Copy the instruction from post #178, credit to kulardenu:
http://slickdeals.net/forums/show...tcount=178
If you just want Android CM7 (voids warranty) and NOT one that just boots and runs off the SD crd. It seems to run better than a SD booter where you keep the Nook software.
I used these instructions here [xda-developers.com] paying attention to only downloading the files for the CM7.
It's a little sketchy to follow but not too bad and it worked well for me.
One thing to note I had better luck using and external USB SD card reader to flash and copy the files over to the microSD. The ones I tried flashing direct from my internal card reader on my PC were questionable.
The thing to remember is you have four files I put the links here to make it simpler.
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1. the CWM image file [tinyw.in] that you unzip and burn to the micro SD crd using win32diskimager (free) [launchpad.net]
2. CM7 2.2 [mediafire.com] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
3. The Google Apps file [goo-inside.me] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
4. The CWM updater [techerrata.com] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
Then follow the instructions from the guide.
Copy the instruction from post #178, credit to kulardenu:
http://slickdeals.net/forums/show...tcount=178
If you just want Android CM7 (voids warranty) and NOT one that just boots and runs off the SD crd. It seems to run better than a SD booter where you keep the Nook software.
I used these instructions here [xda-developers.com] paying attention to only downloading the files for the CM7.
It's a little sketchy to follow but not too bad and it worked well for me.
One thing to note I had better luck using and external USB SD card reader to flash and copy the files over to the microSD. The ones I tried flashing direct from my internal card reader on my PC were questionable.
The thing to remember is you have four files I put the links here to make it simpler.
.
1. the CWM image file [tinyw.in] that you unzip and burn to the micro SD crd using win32diskimager (free) [launchpad.net]
2. CM7 2.2 [mediafire.com] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
3. The Google Apps file [goo-inside.me] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
4. The CWM updater [techerrata.com] that you copy to SD card leaving it as a zip file.
Then follow the instructions from the guide.
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Barnes and Noble has the Nook Color Wi-Fi on sale for 59.00.
JUST A REMINDER, it is refurbished, but sold directly by B&N
http://slickdeals.net/f/5551430-NOOK-Color-Barnes-Noble-Wi-Fi-eReader-Refurb-59-Free-Shipping-Ebay-Daily-Deal
I think it's just a way of them backdoor-discounting the readers...
I find it curious that there's no mention of the warranty length. The refurb e-Ink Nook I bought from B&N a couple of years ago had the full one-year warranty...I wonder if they still do that with their refurbs?