Sony e-Reader Review

Sony E-Reader PRS-505 is an affordable way to carry your eBooks with you. It is a solid body structure designed to just fit in your hand and work relentlessly.

Some features:
7.6mm thick, which is thinner than Barnes & Noble Nook.
Stores up to 160 books in 192MB internal memory.
You can add more memory using SD and MemoryStick Duo slots.

Good features:

• Great quality
• Powerful
• Good screen clarity

Not so good ones:

• No internet options
• No QWERTY keyboard

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Barnes & Noble Nook- The Undiscovered e-book reader

The look of the Nook is not much different than the Amazon Kindle. Barnes & Noble nook has a few enhancements compared with the Kindle which gives it two thumbs up.

Price: $259



Some features:

• 8 by 5 inches wide.
• 2GB of internal memory.
• LCD touchscreen display at the bottom.
• Powered by Google’s Android operating system.

Barnes & Noble Nook supports the following reading formats:

• EPUB (non DRM, Adobe DRM or B&N formatted)
• PDB (non DRM, or B&N formatted)
• PDF
• JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP.

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Amazon Kindle 2: The New Gen e-Book Reader

Amazon Kindle 2 is all packed up with longer and sustainable battery life and PDF support as Amazon has announced its third version with all new elegant feature enhancements.

Priced at $189 and $139 for both 3G/WiFi and WiFi-only version


As per our research on Amazon Kindle 2, it has got itself enhanced with 6-inch E Ink Pearl display that provides 50 percent better contrast which is quite suitable for reading pleasure. Albeit, its page loading and turning speed is around 20 percent faster which would definitely be a boon against other companies' products in the market.

Some features:

• Voice command enabled text-to-speech,
• New webkit-based browser
• Much compact in design, with 21 percent smaller and around 15 percent lighter than its predecessor.
• Battery life upto 10 days with WiFi turned ON, that is twice as long as its previous Kindle version.

Henceforth, the new models are available now in stores and should continue its momentum as one of the most affordable ebook reader devices, competing against its strong rivals such as Barnes & Noble Nook and Sony e-Reader.


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