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The Asus DR-900 Gets Reviewed and Videoed

November 5, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

Asus DR-900

The Asus DR-900 is one of those ebook readers that there seems to be a lot of interest for, but there’s been very little information actually revealed about the device up to this point. A few weeks ago a variation of the DR-900 was finally released in Taiwan as the TZ-900. There still isn’t any […]

Nook Exclusive In Store Content for November

November 3, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

If you own a Nook WiFi or Nook 3G, or if you happen to pick up a new Nook Color when it releases later this month, you can take it to any Barnes and Noble retail location to access the free exclusive content listed below. Just tap the “shop” icon to bring up the in-store […]

SiPix vs E Ink – eReader Screen Technologies Compared

November 3, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

SiPix vs E Ink

This SiPix vs E Ink review compares the Kindle 3 and Kobo WiFi’s E Ink screens with the new Pandigital Novel’s SiPix screen.

JetBook Mini Buyers Beware

November 3, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

The jetBook Mini is starting to show up for sale on several retail websites (even in packs of 10 in some cases), but there are a few important details that consumers need to know about this device before ever considering buying it.

Pandigital Novel Review: 6″ SiPix Personal eReader

November 1, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

Pandigital Novel Personal eReader

Here’s a review of the new Pandigital Novel Personal eReader, not to be confused with the other Pandigital Novel ereader that has a color LCD screen. This particular model, the “Personal” ereader, is more like a traditional dedicated ebook reader with an energy-efficient epaper display that doesn’t have a back-light. It uses a new kind […]

Nook Color Review: Pros and Cons

October 31, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

Nook Color

Now that Barnes and Noble has revealed their latest shiny new gadget, the Nook Color, it’s a good time to go over all of the official specs and make a list of the pros and cons of the device as an ebook reader and as a tablet. If you look at the date of this […]

The iRiver Touchscreen eReader Comes to the UK – Plus Specs and Video

October 30, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

iRiver Cover Story

Back in August iRiver released their first touchscreen ebook reader exclusively in Korea called the iRiver Cover Story. Fast-forward a couple of months and now the iRiver touchscreen ereader is selling from Waterstones in the UK for a competitive £149, about £50 less than the new Sony Touch. The description page over at Waterstones lacks […]

Amazon Adds LCD vs E Ink Section to Kindle Pages

October 29, 2010 by Nathan Groezinger

E Ink vs LCD

I’ve been too busy lately to mention this, but a week or so ago, before the Nook Color was announced, I happened to notice that Amazon has added a new section to their Kindle product description pages comparing LCD displays with the E Ink Kindle screen.

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