ereader

The e-reader market just got a lot more crowded this week with the launch of the touch-enabled Nook and

Brainiacs from Osaka University have created what they've called the Paranga -- a device that fulfills the lack of tactile feedback of page turns when using an

It's not official but that image above sure as hell looks like an official AT&T training document.

When we reviewed the $150 Kobo e-reader this summer we liked the value it offered, but didn't particularly appreciate the poor performance nor the mis

It may be facing an uphill battle against the likes of Amazon, but it looks like Kobo's footprint is only continuing to get bigger, with it now matching Amazon with a desktop application of its own for Windows and Mac.

You read that headline correctly: Amazon's 3G 6-inch Kindle is selling for just $149.99 on Woot, an eReader that will cost you $199 $189 on Amazon's own site.

It seems Pandigital read a bit too far ahead in the story of its Novel eReader.

So, how much e-book reader can $149 get you?

Well, Kobo's eReader might not be heavy on the feature set, but based on the general impressions from Electronista's review, we'd say quite a bit.

If you missed getting in your Nook pre-order there's still hope to nab the dual-display Barnes & Noble reader in time for the holidays.

Foxit's eSlick isn't exactly the most exciting ereader of all time, but now things have changed slightly with the addition of