If one of your goals for the new year is to read more books, an e-reader is a great way to achieve that goal, as it houses an entire library of books in one compact device.  Also: Amazon's Big Spring ...

The Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition is Amazon's first and only color e-reader. You can get it for $169.99 (originally $249.99), the lowest price it has been.

E-reading enthusiasts have been clamoring for color e-ink since the launch of the first Kindle, craving a device that offered all the benefits of the technology—a battery-sipping, low refresh rate ...

Back in 2021, Swiss e-reader manufacturer PocketBook was among the first to release a device built around E Ink's Kaleido Plus color technology. Now the company has updated the InkPad Color with a ...

iPads are great, but for reading fiction I prefer the Kindle (no distractions, way better battery life, gentler on the eyes screen). Click to expand... But if you need color, the colors on this are ...

Amazon’s Kindle Colorsoft is the company’s first color e-reader, and for me, that means one thing: Comic books. While there’s other color content out there (like children’s books and even textbooks), ...

The PocketBook Era Color and PocketBook Verse Lite serve different market segments: the Era Color is a premium 7-inch color e-reader designed for multimedia and manga, while the Verse Lite is a budget ...

Daniel writes guides on how to use the internet, explainers on how modern technology works, and the occasional smartwatch or e-reader review. He especially likes deep diving into niche topics that ...

The iReader Color7 e-reader featuring a 7-inch color E-Ink display has officially been launched in China. The Color7 comes with a Kaleido 3 display, which allows for 300 PPI and 150 PPI resolutions ...

The campaign promotes Barnes & Noble’s bestselling NOOK Color Reader’s Tablet, which offers reading lovers a best-in-class reading experience on its gorgeous 7-inch full color touchscreen, perfect for ...

This may actually be a pretty good library ebook reader for me - Kobo's web site claims that the reader has Overdrive/Libby support (maybe via Android?). Click to expand... I have a Kobo and last time ...