Best e-Book Readers Reviews on Todays e-Readers and Tablets

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Best e-Book Readers reviews e-Book readers in the purest form and in tablets which boast e-Readers as a primary function.

Read Consumer Reviews on Assorted e-Book Readers and Tablets

The e-Reader has come into a niche of its own offering the ability to carry hundreds of books with you at all times in a device the size of a small pamphlet or magazine.

Still to replace a physical book in your hand can be a hard transition for most book lovers.  The surprise for most today is how much they love their e-readers.  Again for the sake of repetition, and to drive the point home, many e-book readers LOVE their e-readers and your not going to take them away from them.

That shows you how well these small devices work.  Many utilize Pearl E Ink Technology which offers superb paper like reading even in direct sunlight.  Others use a e-Paper technology, while still others use backlit TFT LCD screens which making reading at bedtime with no lights as much of a pleasure as the E Ink devices do reading on the beach.

Structured Best e-Book Readers Reviews

A good review needs to address both the details and offer “at-a-glance” information for those with no time to waste.  Best e-Book Readers offers a structured review format which does just that, and helps you make an informed decision prior to purchase of a device your going to spend some serious time with in the future.

We also write the reviews from a personal standpoint, not just a parroted owners manaul or Press Release from the manufacturer.   Additionally we read consumer reviews and do a trend analysis looking for design flaws and resiliency.

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Best e-Book Readers structure:

• Introduction to e-Book Reader under review
• Primary features; bullet format
• An expanded description of the bulleted features
• Pros and Cons of the e-Book Reader under review
• Our recommendation based on entire e-Book Reader review

We invite you to scour our reviews and become an informed consumer. We also welcome review requests and comments on e-Book Reader products based on your usage.
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This Months Best e-Book Readers Reviews

Kindle Fire	Rating:
	“Amazon quelled the rumours they were launching a new tablet with their recent announcement of the Kindle Fire. This 7 inch tablet features an impressive spec especially for its low price point at just under $200.”
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Barnes and Noble NOOK eBook reader	Rating:
	“The Barnes and Noble NOOK eBook reader has some features that rock like the attribute of color.  But it also has some concerns like the affects of producing color.”
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Kindle DX	Rating:
	“The Kindle DX is a noticeably larger e-Book Reader than previous Kindle products.  The size increase makes it suitable for reading newspapers, Portable Document Files (.pdf) and magazines.  Besides being ideal for larger documents, the Kindle DX has some other tricks up  its sleeve.”
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Kindle Wi-Fi	Rating:
	“The Kindle Wi-Fi 6 inch e-Book reader is something of a celebrity in its own right, but few things can live up the the hype put out by the manufacturers.  Claims of no glare reading in direct sunlight seem almost unbelievable.  Battery Life exceeding 7 days, and free Wi-Fi would have been absurd a few years ago.”
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Libre Ebook Reader Pro	Rating:
	“The Libre Ebook Reader Pro by Alura-tek brings versatility and low price to the field of ebook readers on the market today.  The Libre approaches page clarity from a different prospective, using E-Paper instead of E-Ink as many of the more popular e-book readers do.”
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Sony PRS-950SC Daily Edition	Rating:
	“The Sony PRS-950SC Daily Edition E-Book Reader is a pretty decent e-Book Reader.  It has a lot going for it though price isn’t one of them.  This model Sony is noticeably better than the 900 in several areas, especially noticeable in speed. “
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Apple iPad 2	Rating:
	“The Apple IPad 2 is a tablet which can do a great deal more than most of the e-book readers you’ve seen on this review site so far. However we are primarily interested in comparing e-books so will concentrate on its e-reader capabilities to see how they compare with the likes of Kindle, Sony and others.”
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IView 700EB	Rating:
	“The IView 700EB e-Book Reader is feature packed and priced to be very competitive.   Boasting a 7″ screen, and a lots of other features that many force you to buy separately.  If your looking for a e-reader which handles ePub format e-books, the IView 700EB does just that in addition…”
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Augen 7-Inch E-Reader	Rating:
	“Sometimes called the “Kindle Clone” this review is here to inform you that’s an very loose comparison on many levels. Aside from its similar appearance, there are a great many differences between the Augen and the Kindle.”
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Coby Kyros MID7015	Rating:
	“If  your looking for an e-reader plus a little extra and want something decent then the Coby Kyros MID7015 Android Tablet might be the ideal mid-priced device for you.”
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Sony PRS-300BC Reader Pocket Edition	Rating:
	“We’ve included the Sony PRS-300BC Reader Pocket Edition in the current reviews because of its size.  Its a 5″ display screen unlike majority of 6 and 7 inch devices.”
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Sony Reader Touch Edition	Rating:
	“For all those book lovers who have always been disappointed at their inability to carry their favorite titles with them on the move, the Sony Reader Touch Edition – Red (PRS650RC) truly proves to be a savior.”
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E-Book Reader Software

E-Book Reader manufacturers naturally try and provide as many different formats as possible in you reader, unless they are proprietary.    The more ebook formats you can read the more likely you are to buy their reader.

However software is software and to be able to read so many formats, sometimes the formats need to be converted.   For example a pdf file might need to be converted to a html file.  Or you need player or reader software to be able to read it in the native format.

But how do you find all this software?  Hopefully the manufacturer will provide it or provide the web address.

But in case they don’t, here are some software links you may need depending on your ebook reader.

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