This editor never thought she'd invest in an e-reader. The Kobo Clara Colour—with its small size and customizable ...

There's lots to love, but we do have a few notes.

E-reading enthusiasts have been clamoring for color e-ink since the launch of the first Kindle, craving a device that offered all the benefits of the technology—a battery-sipping, low refresh rate ...

Color e-readers have been a thing for a while, but until now, the biggest companies with the most extensive book ecosystems—Amazon, mainly, but also Barnes & Noble and Rakuten Kobo—have only sold ...

The campaign promotes Barnes & Noble’s bestselling NOOK Color Reader’s Tablet, which offers reading lovers a best-in-class reading experience on its gorgeous 7-inch full color touchscreen, perfect for ...

Back in 2021, Swiss e-reader manufacturer PocketBook was among the first to release a device built around E Ink's Kaleido Plus color technology. Now the company has updated the InkPad Color with a ...

In December 2009, brick-and-mortar book-selling powerhouse Barnes & Noble got into the e-reader game, two years after Amazon.com‘s Kindle jump-started the category. Its Nook had some distinguishing ...

The iReader Color7 e-reader featuring a 7-inch color E-Ink display has officially been launched in China. The Color7 comes with a Kaleido 3 display, which allows for 300 PPI and 150 PPI resolutions ...

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Daniel writes guides on how to use the internet, explainers on how modern technology works, and the occasional smartwatch or e-reader review. He especially likes deep diving into niche topics that ...

When we reviewed the Cool-er reader, we liked its lower price, but felt it lacked the polish of the Kindle. Well, now Interead says it’s working on a color Cool-er ...

This may actually be a pretty good library ebook reader for me - Kobo's web site claims that the reader has Overdrive/Libby support (maybe via Android?). Click to expand... I have a Kobo and last time ...