After seeing lots of people at tech conferences and events using E-Ink tablets, I got the BOOX Note Air4 C to test for myself ...

Currently the ebook readers on test range between 6 inch and 10.3 inch, but most are typically either 6 inch or 7 inch. More storage Measured in gigabytes (GB), more storage inevitably adds to the ...

The vast majority of e-readers use glass screens that protect the e-paper screens. This is because they are cheaper to ...

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Amazon offers a wide selection of ebook readers at various prices. The first is the Amazon Kindle ($109.99), which features a 6-inch E Ink display, an adjustable front light, and 16GB of storage.

Most competing 7-inch ebook readers have these buttons, including the thinner and lighter Onyx Boox Go Color 7 (6.1 by 5.4 by 0.25 inches, 6.9 ounces) and the $219.99 Kobo Libra Colour (5.69 by 6. ...

Prices are the same among all sellers, too. Publishers set the price of an ebook, not the retailer, so a title will cost the same at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, eBooks.com and the Kobo store.

The Amazon Kindle Scribe for 2024 is a fine ebook reader with more note-taking features than its predecessor, but its new annotation system isn't a big improvement and doesn't offset the price ...

The Kindle Paperwhite Kids for 2024 bundles Amazon's excellent waterproof ebook reader with child-friendly accessories and software for less than you'd pay for them separately.

The Kindle Scribe is a decent ebook reader, but serious note-takers should consider the $499.99 Onyx Boox Note Air 3 C, which, though $100 more, has a color E Ink display, better note-taking ...