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This is a new and stylish portable eBook reader, and you will love the high quality and the charming feelings. Possessing this electronic eBook reader, you life will be so wonderful and happy. So let this multipurpose eBook reader make your life agreeable and interesting. You are worth it.
How to Choose Electronic Book Readers:
- Electronic book readers have revolutionized the reading experience. Their convenience is undeniable, as they can hold hundreds or, in some cases, even thousands of digital books. Beyond that, they offer many cool features besides just reading capability
- Decide how much you would like to pay for your electronic book reader. Prices range from around $150 for the entry-level Barnes & Noble Nook and $200 for the Sony Reader Pocket Edition to $350 to 400 for the Kindle DX. (All prices as of September 2011.) The Kindle far exceeds the Sony Reader in memory space and physical size, and it also includes wireless connectivity
- Consider if you would like a wireless connection. Internet access on the e-reader will allow you to peruse websites and download your favorite ebook directly to the device. You can also use the wireless to subscribe to RSS feeds and magazines. Kindles and the Barnes & Noble Nook offer wireless, but some Sony readers do not and must be connected to computer with a USB cable in order to download books
- Decide what other features fit your needs. The Barnes & Noble Nook and the Sony Reader Touch Edition use touch screens for input. All of the readers mentioned here except for the Sony Reader Pocket Edition have annotation capabilities and dictionaries. The Kindle can read out loud; and, on the Barnes & Noble Nook, you can loan books to other Nook users
- Make sure the e-reader is compatible with the book formats you would like to read: PDF, TXT, JPG, GIF, MP3, BMP or any combination thereof. Many free online ebooks are in MOBI and PRC formats, and only the Kindles can read those. Only Sony readers can support AAC formats for audio
- Consider usage needs for battery life. Kindles last four days with the wireless turned on and two weeks with it off. The Sony Readers last for two weeks. The Nook only lasts 10 days with the wireless turned off, before the battery needs to be recharged

- 1 x eBook Reader
- 1 x Charger
- 1 x Pair of Earphone
- 1 x Instruction Book
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03-16-2012- Other Thoughts: We have used the electronic EBook reader for the past month and find it very easy to use. There are four of us and with the ability to set files for each person it becomes simple to get to your book. <br/> <br/>I would recommend this for everyone.
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02-12-2012- Other Thoughts: You will not believe that this eBook reader is so good because of the high quality and the low price, and it is really an excellent reader.
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Emily
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02-23-2012- Other Thoughts: It packs a nice sized touch screen which works off e-ink allowing me to read without glare, even in the sun. It is really easy to use, and has a surprising adept touch screen.
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Henry
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02-16-2012- Other Thoughts: This is an excellent portable eBook reader. Bought as a present for my daughter. She loves it and does not want to put it down. I highly recommend.
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G Aaron
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02-21-2012- Other Thoughts: I haven't tried it too much yet but what I have seen working with it everything is ok. It has a very good price. I wouldn't think about another one having this Portable EBook Reader here. Good buy
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