The 10 best choices for an e-reader
by Jason Hiner | September 27, 2010 4:12am PDT | Image 1 of 38
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More people are looking to take advantage of e-readers, both for book reading and for long business documents. Here are the 10 best e-readers, along with comparison photos and a look at one of the popular new covers that can give an e-reader the feel of a traditional book.
You can also read this list in text format in the companion blog post.
Photo credit: Jason Hiner / TechRepublic
You can also read this list in text format in the companion blog post.
Photo credit: Jason Hiner / TechRepublic
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It works for me, run multiple apps to read books, pdfs, newspapers, use the free Kindle app to read the common Kindle books. Searching in Kindle is great for reference type books.
Article is a waste of time if wanting onsight on various readers.
Failed to mention that Sony has a model with connectivity other than PC and also limitations in formats with Kindle.
DG
Failed to mention that Sony has a model with connectivity other than PC and also limitations in formats with Kindle.
DG
These are all crappy ereaders ,backlit screens suck when trying to read for relaxation they keep your mind and eyes far to active.If it doesn't have Eink and no connectivity it's a pad and not a reader thanks.
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