E-book reader reviews
All our e-book reader reviews -- Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iPad and others
- — 04 May, 2011 14:43
If you're looking to divest yourself of an extensive dead-tree book collection, there's no better way than buying an e-book reader and investing in some e-books. Depending on your tastes and preferences you can buy any of a large number of e-readers, so read through our list and pick your favourite.
Check out our show-down of the top three e-readers — the Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle and Nook Colour.
Read our e-book buying guide.
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Amazon Amazon Kindle (Wi-Fi/3G, 3rd Generation)
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Borders Kobo Wireless eReader
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Apple iPad 2
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Amazon Kindle
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Sony Reader Touch Edition (PRS-650)
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Apple iPad
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Barnes and Noble NookColor
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Kogan Technologies eBook Reader
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Spring Design Alex eReader
Amazon Amazon Kindle (Wi-Fi/3G, 3rd Generation)
The third-generation Kindle is the first to truly make e-reading an appealing proposition.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 7th Dec., 2010
- Melissa J. Perenson
- Amazon
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- Price:
- $ 189.00
- Features:
- Screen size: 6in. Display technology: ePaper/electronic paper.
- What's Hot:
- Speedy page turns, light weight, higher contrast screen
- What's Not:
- Store access can be sluggish, PDF handling remains weak
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