Barnes and Noble NOOK eBook Reader Review

When the Barnes & Noble Nook was first unveiled in October 2009, it was eagerly anticipated by many people because it offered some features which weren't available on Amazon's Kindle e-Book Reader at the time. Despite the pre launch hype, the original Nook did have its fair share of problems, most notably slow response times and software bugs. Barnes & Noble got to work on fixing these issues and released software updates which resolved many of them. The latest Nook has been improved significantly from its first edition. It's smaller, lighter and features a new touch screen for better navigation. With the Nooks advances in both software and hardware, can it outdo its main competitor - the Amazon Kindle? Read on to find out.

Amazon says Kindle e-book Has Sold More Than Printed Books

Amazon said Thursday that for the Kindle e-book digital has sold more than the printed books.Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos (Jeff Bezos) said in a statement, consumers are now more often choose Kindle books, rather than printed books. For this to happen once we have great hope. However, we never thought such things happen so fast. We sell printed books has been for 15 years, sales of Kindle books for less than 4 years.

The Pocketbook 360: The Mini e-Reader that Packs a Maxi Punch

The Pocketbook 360 offers most people what they really want in an e-reader - a means to download and then read a book with the minimum of fuss and bother, and not to require a degree in physics to get the thing to work. They don't want to pay a fortune for features they don't understand, let alone know how to use, and simple want a good-looking portable pocket eBook reader. That will also enable them to accept magazine and newspaper subscriptions (uploaded from their computer).

iPad As E-Book Reader

Over the last year, Apple's long-awaited foray into the tablet PC market has been very successful. One of the many anticipated uses of the iPad has been as an e-book reader. Comparing a multi-function LCD computer to a purpose built E Ink reader is, well, Apples to Oranges. However, the iPad does present some unique advantages that someone shopping for an e-book reader should consider.
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