• 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: $300.00

The Sony Reader Touch Edition eBook Reader comes in second place as we continue to compare ebook readers.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 - $600.00

The iRex iLiad Book Edition seems like a popular product, although we're not sure why. However, if you like reading on a bigger screen, this might be the one to have with it's 8' touchscreen. It seems a bit large compared to the other ebook readers reviewed (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, but you can find used ones on Amazon for about $600.00. We're giving this ebook reader 4 stars mainly because of the steep price.

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Foxit eSlick

• Holds 500 books
• 6" touchscreen
• Can upgrade to 4-gig memory card (double)
• Includes an MP3 Player
• Needs to be attached to computer to download
• Cost: $260.00

As we show the Foxit eSlick ebook reader comparison, we see that it has a small screen like the Amazon Kindle 2, but only holds 500 books to start off with. However, you can double that capacity by buying a memory card. This device also includes an MP3 Player, however, we're not sure if you can listen to music and read from the same device. This one only gets 4 stars from us because of it's low capacity for the initial charge, and the fact that it needs to be plugged into a computer to download ebooks.

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