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I just saw this ad and thought I would share it with all of you. Check out the top right corner of the ad below.
Frys Electronics bundling Nook Tablet and N2A Card
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Wow, that is very cool and surprising
Yeah it is. Its a great product but still surprising and cool
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It should be or at least have a check box for root access. I haven't looked at what N2A is offering in a while but they had been using CyanogenMod. CyanogenMod was previously rooted by default but I believe they changed this due to a request by Google. Going forward with new versions CyanogenMod will not be rooted by default but can the can be changed by simply checking or unchecking a box on settings.
All that being said, I am pretty sure N2A card are basically standard CyanogenMod 7 set to root access by default.
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N2A is only selling CM7 cards now and they are rooted.
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You know you can do the same thing to the Nook Color too right?
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That's the ultimate plan, but it seems the longer I wait the better my options get. If I wait long enough I'll be able to quadruple boot to stock, CM7, CM9, and Jellybean. My biggest problem is I'm too happy with my rooted nooted NOOKcolor. It does everything I want it to, and the old, "If it's not broke, don't fix it." thing keeps coming to mind.
My biggest problem is I'm too happy with my rooted nooted NOOKcolor. It does everything I want it to, and the old, "If it's not broke, don't fix it." thing keeps coming to mind.
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That's a really good price on a 16gb Nook Tablet. --although it is refurbished. Just remember--Fry's is always a miserable experience trying to return anything.
But isn't $49 for a bootable Micro SD root card a bit steep?
But isn't $49 for a bootable Micro SD root card a bit steep?
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