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Sony was one of the first companies to take eBook reading into the mainstream. They’ve been in the market for five years now, and have had a number of successful models. Unfortunately for them, however, high prices and the lack of an internet connection meant that they lost a lot of their market to Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Sony are back... 

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As eBook readers become more and more popular, there are now many different options available to suit all kinds of user. The Skytex Primer has been designed for those who don’t just want an eReader: they want a device that can also handle their photos, videos and music files. With a color screen and a low price point, the Skytex Primer has proved... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 39

If you’re looking for a color eBook reader that can do a little more than a standard eReader, yet still comes in at an affordable price, then the Pandigital Novel could be the gadget for you. With Wi-Fi connectivity and the ability to download apps, this model enters the realm of budget tablet computers. But is it worth buying in a world where... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 130

The original Barnes & Noble Nook was a huge seller in the world of eBook readers. Now there are two new models to choose from: the new Nook Color, and the Nook Touch. The latter is branded as “the simple eReader” by Barnes & Noble, where the focus is solely on the reading experience. But is this the right device for you? Nook Touch... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 285

The original Nook made use of a large e-Ink display on top of a color LCD panel. Although it was an extremely popular device, the split screen wasn’t perfect for everyone. Enter the Nook Color: this is the color alternative to the Nook Touch, for those who prefer a few extra features of a tablet computer, and a better platform for viewing images.... 

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The Kobo Touch Edition isn’t quite as popular or as well known as eReaders like the Nook Touch or Kindle, but it is a viable option in the world of budget eBook readers. Keep reading to find out more about the pros and cons of choosing this particular device. Kobo Touch Edition Key Specs Average Price: $129 Release Year: 2011 Battery Life: One... 

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If you’re looking for an eBook reader that can store multimedia files besides eBooks, the Ematic eGlide could just be the option for you. With a color LCD screen and extra functions on top of its eBook reader, this device is making its way into the “tablet computer” category of gadgets, but at an extremely affordable price. Ematic... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 4,776

It’s been a long time coming, but the Amazon Kindle finally has a touchscreen option. This means that the physical keyboard has gone, and accessing menu items or picking a word to look up in the dictionary just got a lot quicker and easier. The price isn’t bad, either. Keep reading to find out whether the Kindle Touch Wi-Fi or 3G models... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 17,436

For months and months customers speculated on whether Amazon would enter the tablet market. They finally have with the announcement of the Amazon Kindle Fire, which is cheaper than many of us had imagined and comes packed full of features. The question is, does the Kindle Fire live up to the hype? Is it good enough to take some of the Nook Color’s... 

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Total Customer Reviews : 4,666

The newest Amazon Kindle, released in 2011 and the fourth version of the device, is the smallest and lightest Kindle to date. It’s also the cheapest, coming in at an extremely affordable new price point (especially if you choose the ad-supported version). But does this retain and improve on all the features we loved about the Kindle 3 (now known...