eReaders

Welcome to eReaders.org – it is our aim to provide you with the most information we possibly can about eReaders. We’ve got a whole host of great articles for you to check out covering ereader reviews, guides, accessories and even ereader comparisons as well.

Best eReaders

First if it’s an ereader you’re after then check out the best options on the market below:

eReader	Screen	Weight	Memory	Wi-Fi	3G	Battery	Price	Buy
	6 inch	170 grams	1,400 books	Yes	No	One month	£89
	6 inch	241 grams	3,500 books	Yes	No	Two month	£109
	6 inch	247 grams	3,500 books	Yes	Yes	Two month	£149

Which eReader Should I Buy?

If you are considering buying an eReader, then you are not alone. These devices are transforming the publishing industry in much the same way that MP3 players transformed the music industry. Reading books on an electronic device is getting more and more popular, and in May 2011 digital books overtook the amount of printed books sold for the very first time.

Deciding on the right eReader for you can be challenging though, because there are now more than a dozen types on the market. The good news is that even though there are many brands, there are really only two main types of eReaders.

Knowing the difference between these two types is one of the best ways to figure out which eReader is best for you. For even more help check out our eReader comparison page.

What to look for in when buying eReaders

There are several things to consider when buying one of these devices. You need to think about how you are going to use it, what kind of display you want, and how much battery life you will need.

Two Types – For Two Different Uses: There are basically two different types of eReaders on the market today. The first is the dedicated reader. Dedicated eReaders do one thing very well. They display the printed word in a format that is easy to carry, and easy to read. Some of them also browse the internet, but this is not their main function. The Amazon Kindle and Kindle Keyboard 3G are the best examples of this type of reader. Other dedicated eReaders include the Kobo and the Sony Touch PRS600.

The other type is relatively new to the market – tablet PCs. These are basically full color internet browsing and gaming devices with an eReader app. A lot of times that app will also be Kindle. These devices are fantastic for gaming and browsing the internet, but they don’t work well for extended reading for two main reasons: they are difficult to read in direct sunlight and they have screen flicker which most people don’t notice, but it is the thing that gives you eye strain and fatigue when you site at a computer too long. The best tablet computer eReaders include the iPad, iPad 2, the Galaxy Tab, and the Acer Iconia Tab.

Which Type is Right for You? If you like to read then a dedicated eReader is your best choice, because they have e-ink screens which don’t cause eye strain and because they have super impressive battery lives of up to 2 months, they are ideal for someone who wants to be able to read while waiting on everyday life.

If you are a casual reader then you may be able to get away with just a tablet PC. But be aware that you can’t read these in sunlight and the batteries only last for 10 hours or so.

Recommendation: If you really enjoy reading, then the best eReader on the market for you right now is a Kindle. It allows you to carry thousands of books, has an amazingly crisp display and a super long battery life. In addition you can instantly download books from the Amazon.com Kindle store without the need for any wires.

Check out the best-selling ereader on the market the Amazon Kindle by clicking here.