As Engadget reports, the processor detail was interestingly left out of the official spec sheet during the unveiling of the Nook Color, but we’re pleased that the information has now been released.

The Nook Color will be powered by a ARM Cortex A8-based, 45nm TI OMAP3621 processor – which will run at 800Mhz according to Texas Instruments. Just to give you a quick reference, the TI OMAP chip also runs on the Motorola Droid X smartphone, and the ARM Cortex A8 has been used on a variety of recent hardware.

Is the Nook Color fast enough for you to warrant a purchase though? More details over at Engadget.

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As reported from Engadget, the new Nook Color from Barnes & Noble will be shipping on November 19th and customers interested can now pre-order one now.

The 7-inch Android device features a 16 million color, 1024 x 600 IPS display which Barnes and Noble are calling their ‘VividView’ display. You’ll get 8GB of internal storage and there is Facebook and Twitter support. However, there is no 3G connectivity at the moment, just WiFi 802.11b/g/n.

You can find out more details in the press release over at Engadget, but there is also a useful hands-on video of the device to be seen too. Watch it and let us know if you are interested in the Nook Color or not.

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