Barnes & Nobel Nook eBook Reader

Barnes & Nobe's Nook eBook Reader has WiFi and 3G and is priced at $169.99. The Nook has a color touch screen, and this version uses the E Ink® display (The Nookcolor does not have the E Ink crisp black & white option). With E Ink, text appears as crisp as a printed page. Choose from five font sizes so you can read with ease.

• 9.9 x 5.8 x 1.3 inches
• 1.2 pounds
• Wi-Fi
• 3G
• 16-level gray scale display
• Cost: $169.99

Here's just one review from the site:

"I spent much time researching the available e-readers because I knew that once I committed to one that I would be spending a lot of money over time to build a substantial library. Therefore I wanted to be certain that I was investing in the right platform so I wouldn't have to repurchase books for a new reader if I"... (click here to Read More eBook Readers Compared Reviews.)

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Barnes & Nobel Nook Tablet - 249.99

• 7 inches inches
• 14.1 ounces
• Wi-Fi
• Capacity - 16GB
• $249.99

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Barnes & Noble NOOK COLOR WiFi eBook Reader Tablet with SanDisk 1 GB microSD Card

• 350 Titles (Memory Card Upgrade Available)
• 6" touchscreen
• Ability to write with a stylus
• Comes in a varitey of colors
• Needs to be attached to computer to download
• Cost: $188.88

The Sony Reader Touch Edition eBook Reader comes in second place as we continue to compare ereaders.Our rating is mainily due to its reliance on a computer. While it could have more titles than the Amazon Kindle 2 with the memory upgrade (extra cost), it is not a free-standing wireless unit, which could be a problem if you don't want to pack your laptop along with you when you run out of reading, or if you find a great new title that you would like to start on immediately.

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iRex iLiad Book Edition

• 50 preloaded books
• Best for reading large print
• 8" touchscreen
• Wi-Fi
• Only holds about a dozen books
• Additional memory cards boost to 3,000 books
• Reds PDF's and make notes on documents
• Cost: Used - $480.00

We're not sure if we should compare this ereader as the iRex iLiad Book Edition was a popular product before the new larger Kindle DX came along. I couldn't find any new ones available right now, but you can still buy them used/refurbished for about $474.00.

It has an 8' touchscreen. It seems a bit large next to the other ebook readers compared (except for the new larger Kindle DX), but does have increased capacity with additional memory and is Wi-Fi enabled (unlike the Sony product).

You'll need to keep your eye out for this eBook reader though, since it's been on the market a little longer, it's harder to find and unavailable on some of the sites we looked at. It's also one of the more spendy models, coming in new at over $1,400.00 new, but you can find used ones on Amazon for about $474.00. Our ebook reader compare people give this ebook reader 4 stars mainly because of the steep price.

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