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Tablet PC And eReader Ownership Almost Doubled This Holiday Season

January 30, 2012

In case there are any lingering doubts out there that people aren’t throwing their full weight behind the eReader phenomenon, the number of people who own them doubled during the 2011-2012 holiday season.
It seems that the devices are now firmly entrenched in popular culture and are seen as a standard reading tool, rather than a [...]

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Sony PRS 700

August 3, 2009

The Sony PRS-700 is possibly the most stylish reader on the market. The touch-screen removes all of those buttons that clutter every other reader on the market. As of now it is one of the two E-book readers that offers touch-screen capabilities. This is set to change, though, as Samsung prepares for the launch of [...]

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Ectaco jetBook

July 16, 2009

The market for ebook readers is expanding all the time. Not quite at MP3/IPod levels of popularity yet the idea of portable libraries is catching on fast however. The Ectaco JetBook is at the moment one of the lesser known ebook readers on the market and that may be very unfair, as it is a [...]

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eBookwise 1150

July 1, 2009

The eBookwise 1150 is one the older Ebook readers on the market and one the most inexpensive available. As it is an older version of the technology it does lack a lot of the features of readers like the Amazon Kindle or the Sony line both in appearance and functionality. But for those who are [...]

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Amazon Kindle DX

June 29, 2009

Even though it is just a few months since the long awaited release of the Amazon Kindle 2 here comes another addition to the Kindle family – the Amazon Kindle DX.
So what is the big difference between the Kindle 2 and the Kindle DX? Size for one thing. The Kindle 2 has a screen that [...]

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Amazon Kindle 2

June 29, 2009

The Amazon Kindle 2 has arrived (if you can actually get your hands on one) and it is certainly an improvement over the first generation model.
The design of the original Kindle was a little difficult to live with. The button placement was low and awkward, and the strange click wheel was useful for very little [...]

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Sony PRS 505

June 29, 2009

The Sony PRS-505 e book reader visually has a much more elegant air about it than its rivals, especially Amazon’s Kindle which can look a little bulky.
The protective cover is a rather nice tan leather affair and the Reader itself has a sleek metallic look that seems to say “I cost a lot of money, [...]

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