At least once a week, someone tries to explain all the reasons that I need an eBook reader. It’s become so annoying that I recently resorted to online threats: I recently Tweeted that the next person ...

These popular E Ink tablets offer large black-and-white displays and a stylus for writing or taking notes as you read. We've reviewed both and are here to explain what sets them apart—and which one is ...

The Xteink X4 is a compact eBook reader that’s smaller than most smartphones. In fact, it’s so small that the company positions it as an eReader that sticks magnetically to the back of a phone, ...

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Whether you read a book a month or plow through three in a week, an ebook reader is a handy companion. The devices can store thousands of books, including library loans. Their battery life is measured ...

Any ebook reader will let you cram a Beauty and the Beast-sized library’s worth of books in your pocket, but so will your ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Barry Collins is a tech journalist writing about PCs, Macs and games. When most people decide they need a new ebook reader, they ...

Most Kindles use a black-and-white display. The Kindle Colorsoft is the exception. Though the text resolution on the Colorsoft is 300 ppi, the color resolution is 150 ppi. With the iPad mini's overall ...

The Pocketbook Verse Pro is a new premium e-reader with a six-inch screen, making it pocket-friendly and easy on the wallet. The device has a glorious 300 PPI screen, so the fonts look razor-sharp.

The Apple iPad costs $500, at its cheapest configuration. It has a color screen, Wi-Fi, multitouch, a massive app store, the force of the publishing industry behind it, and more cachet than it can ...