Excerpt: So I’m sitting on the Reunification Express on my way to Hue from Hanoi in Vietnam. It’s a 13 hour trip and I need something to while away the time. This is the third...
Conclusion: Many people will say that ereaders are no substitute for the tactile feel of real books. And there's no denying that an ereader is an expensive option.
Conclusion: The Nook under macro at the left and the Kindle 3 under macro at the right: Conclusion Amazon has become the one to beat in terms of hardware, book selection, customer
Pros: Con: No ePUB support means no shopping around for your ebooks and no library books.
Cons: Price: $99 for WiFi model with ads, $139 for WiFi model, $189 for WiFi + 3G model
Excerpt: Amazon’s introduced two versions. The 3G version we tested enables wireless transfers anywhere, but for £109, you can get a WiFi only version, which is perfect if you can...
Pros: UK Amazon books, Charcoal design, WiFi version is very affordable
Cons: Slow browsing, Pictures don't look great, Still black and white
Conclusion: This whole post can simply be written in just one sentence: If you love reading books, throw all your books away and simply get an Amazon Kindle, it’s that great!
Pros: Amazing E Ink screen technology, Bright, Crisp, Clear texts, Can highlight/write notes and even see people’s highlights/notes, Easy to navigate, thanks to the Page Tur...
Cons: No touch screen, No color, Can’t be read in a dark room, Keyboard keys design can be improved
Excerpt: Leaving aside the obvious giveaways - smaller size, less wasted real estate around the edges, new button design, new colour - you only have to hold the Amazon Kindle 3 to