This thing requires no Wifi hotspots, has wireless access for virtually anywhere. You also get all of the U.S. Newspapers. There are no monthly wireless bills, service plans, or commitments. And… best of all… wireless access to Wiki! =] It’s worth 0 to me. I could really use a device...

Digital readers are becoming more common with both faculty and students using them for personal reading. It is an obvious choice that we look to see if course material already in e-book format can be easily converted for successful teaching and learning. Users of digital readers cite the convenience,...

On Monday, Amazon began shipping its bestselling product, the Kindle, internationally. Just a day later, US bookseller, Barnes & Noble, unveiled its own Android eReader called the Nook. And with market leader Sony and newcomer, Cool-ER also producing quality products, the competition is heating...

The BookGem makes a great hands free book holder and reading stand for eBooks like the Kindle, iRex, Sony, and others. Originally designed for regular hardback and paperback books, customers have written to tell us how great it works with these new high tech tablets. Here we give a short demonstration...

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Barnes and Noble took the wraps off its own e-book reader yesterday, called the Nook, and while its very similar in some respects to the big kid on the block, the Amazon Kindle, its 3.5-inch touch-sensitive LCD screen and WiFi support have some understandably interested in the device. Does it garner...

ive been thinking of buying on of these, which would you recommend? why is one better then the other? pros and cons please!