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Getting an ebook-reader was in fact one of my main reasons for buying an NDS. The perfect ebook-reader for NDS is not yet here though.

Finding the best ebook reader for yourself

Article by Grace

In case you wish to buy an ebook reader, you may feel overwhelmed by the choices available. Even all the technical information shown for each device may be a bit too much for you. You need to understand a little about the technology and go over the basics to buy the best one that will suit all your needs. Always look for a section called “Technical Specifications.” This knowledge will help you to make an informed decision Always look at the price as it is an important part of the decision for most people regarding buying one.

The size and weight are those details in the product description that are usually listed as Height x Width x Thickness. Then you can compare this between different devices. There are some people who prefer smaller devices, and there are some who prefer the larger ones. Mostly the ebook reader is pretty lightweight. It would weigh between 5 to 20 ounces. So incase you do a lot of travelling, the weight of it might make a difference in your luggage.

Many of the ebook readers available today have 6 inch screens. There are some that have 7 inch screens. It is the type of screen that is more important to consider. Certain types of it have E-Ink screens that are not back-lit like the computer screen. Rather, they have a matte finish which doesn’t reflect light besides helping to reduce glare. E-Ink is able to provide a reading experience that is quite similar to reading from paper.

The ebook reader that LCD screens tends to display light. Thus, your eyes may grow tired more easily. Besides, they also make use of significantly more battery power. These devices are much more than just an ebook reader and hence, tend to be more expensive.

Before you buy an ebook reader, determines the file types that it supports. This will determine what type of ebooks you’ll be able to read with the it. In case you want to read PDF files, look for that in your list of supported file types for it. In case you want to buy current popular ebooks, you will need one that supports Adobe DRM.

There are certain ones that can also play MP3 music. In case this is important for you, check out for that in the product details.

The battery life for an ebook reader denotes the number of page turns that you can perform during one charge before you charge the battery again.

The ebook reader comes with on-board memory that is shown in MB (megabytes) or GB (gigabytes). Most of them also have “expandable” memory. This means that you will be able to put in your own storage card for more storage space. It is the tech specs for each e-reader that will specify how much storage you will get along with the e-reader itself, as well as the size of a memory card that it can handle. This is highly important as this will indicate how your ebooks will get stored on the ebook reader.


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eBook Readers question by Rainy: Why are ebook readers so expensive?
I know it’s a fairly new technology. I’ve been wanting to get one for ages especially since I’m going to be travelling a lot in the upcoming year or even years.

I’m crazy about reading books especially ebooks since it’s easier to throw them out when I don’t like the story line.

Are there any cheap alternatives for the sony reader or the amazon kindle? I must admit that spending 400 dollars is a bit to much for me.

eBook Readers best answer:

Answer by Elfwreck
The Sony Reader can be as little as $ 200 (which is still a whole lot of money) because of various Christmas sales.

There aren’t any eInk readers cheaper than about $ 250 retail, although you can sometimes find them cheaper on eBay. The Ebookwise 1150, however, is currently selling for $ 99. It only reads one format, but it’s easy to convert most other ebooks to that format, and MobileRead.com has a forums devoted to free ebook downloads.

You can also read ebooks on most PDAs and some cellphones, but not everyone likes reading on a 2″ screen. If you do (I loved it until my Cliés died), you can get software like eReader or mobipocket to read on a Palm system, or Microsoft’s reader for a Pocket Windows system.

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