Kindle 3 Latest sneak preview – Straight from Amazon
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
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A video review of the Amazon Kindle 3 ebook reader. You can read our full written review on our website: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/gadgets/Amazon-Kindle-3.htm . This is Amazon’s newest 6″ eReader and it features a high contrast Pearl e-Ink display that’s much more readable under low light. The 3rd gen Kindle is also significantly smaller and lighter than the Kindle 2. It now has a web-kit web browser, improved PDF handling and it’s available in two version: one with WiFi and one with WiFi + 3G. We compare it with B&N nook, the kobo reader and the Kindle DX Graphite.
This is the ‘burnt orange’ version of the official Kindle case – minus Kindle since its not been despatched. People have been asking about the quality of official cases – and their how accurate the online pictures were of their colours – on the official Kindle forum, so I thought this would be useful. This case should really be £15 – £20 and, on reflection, it might not be smaller than StarCraft 2. Mebbe the Kindle case is even a bit bigger.
Lane reviews Nook, an e-reader for Android
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http://goodereader.com This video gives you an introduction to the barnes and Noble Nook! We show you the Menu, and various functions You need to know! The Nook is great, featureing full color menu touch screen. Very easy to navigate! 
Len Edgerly, host of the Reading Edge podcast, purchased four e-book copies of Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel–one each for Sony Reader, Kobo, nook, and Kindle–in order to compare the reading experience for the same book on four leading e-readers. After eliminating the devices that do not offer dictionary, notes, and highlights, the tournament ends with a nook v. Kindle battle through five tests. You’ll learn which device was the victor, as well as many details about the reading experience on competing e-readers. Recorded in Cambridge, Mass., on August 15, 2010, before release of the Kindle 3 and nook 2.
Hey everyone this is my review/first impressions of the Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader. I really like this device if you just need a device to read books, the only thing I don’t like about it is, It’s a bit laggy on the capacitive touch screen, but not to bad. I definitely would prefer this over other e-readers.
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Some thoughts on recent devolpments in the world of books, reading & the rise of the eReader.